Italian Open: Novak Djokovic Again Loses His Temper

Italian Open: Novak Djokovic again loses his temper, apologizes after shouting at the umpire. Novak Djokovic of Serbia, who is becoming the bad boy of tennis, often loses his temper on the court these days.

It was because of this behavior that he had to become a dikvalifile from a prestigious tournament like the US Open last year.

Djokovic, the world’s number one tennis player, shouted at one time in the rain-affected second round match of the Italian Open tournament. But after this, he took over himself and was successful in beating Taylor Fitz.

Djokovic, who had won 6-3 in the first set at the Italian Open, was waiting for the match to be stopped. During the second set, the situation had worsened due to rains, and the defending champion Djokovic lost his temper.

Italian Open: He shouted to the umpire and asked, “How long do you want to continue the match.” I told you three times but you did not pay attention to it. ‘

Djokovic finally defeated American player Fitz 6-3, 7-6 in this match. Earlier, Matteo Berrettini beat Nicoloz Basilashvili 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, while Italian-only Lorenzo Sonego defeated Gayle Monfils 6-4, 5-7, 6-4.

Djokovic was previously disqualified at the US Open played in September last year for hitting the line woman.

He had hit the ball angrily after trailing in the match which hit the line woman’s neck. After this, the match referee dismissed him from the tournament.

Serena lost 1000th WTA match:

American star Serena Williams lost the 1000th WTA match of her career.

In the second round, she was beaten by Nadia Podroskova of Argentina 7-6, 7-5. Serena returned to court after three months. This is his 149th out of 1000 WTA matches.

Neeraj, a strong contender for medals in Tokyo, wants to play the tournament before the Olympics.

Olympic spear-throwing athlete Neeraj Chopra on Wednesday said that along with practice he is desperate to play in some competitions before the Tokyo Olympics as his last two years were ruined due to injury and the Covid-19 epidemic.

The 23-year-old Neeraj, who is considered a strong contender for medals in Tokyo, said he is working closely with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) to play in some competitions before the Olympics.