Djokovic complains about unequal treatment

“If some other players are injured, then they are the victims, but if it is me, I fake it. It’s very interesting,” the platform quoted tennismajors.com the 35 year old. Djokovic is still three wins away from his 22nd major title and his tenth at the Australian Open in Melbourne. It was said that these statements were made in a conversation with Serbian journalists after Djokovic's round of 16 win against local hero Alex de Minaur on Monday evening. But Djokovic also emphasized that he didn't feel like he had to "prove anything to anyone." Nevertheless, he is considering publishing pictures of, for example, MRI and ultrasound examinations: “Maybe I’ll do that, maybe I won’t.” “If some other players are injured, then they are the victims, but if it is me, I fake it.” Novak Djokovic He actually “wouldn’t care” what other people said about his injury. The 21-time Grand Slam tournament winner claimed that he had “got used to it,” and it even gave him “extra strength and motivation,” “so I thank them for that.” Djokovic will face Russia's Thiem first-round defeater Andrej Rublew in the quarterfinals on Wednesday. Djokovic had asked for a few treatment breaks in the first rounds and repeatedly grabbed his thigh with his face distorted in pain and was also limping after rallies. The injury was hardly noticeable during the game itself. His former coach Boris Becker explained that Djokovic's behavior was "difficult" for opponents. “Sometimes you get the impression that he’s bluffing. "Sometimes you get the impression that he can't finish the match," said the Eurosport expert: "It's somehow between heaven and hell."

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Djokovic complains about unequal treatment

Tennis star Novak Djokovic has complained to Serbian media about unequal treatment and complained that his thigh injury was sometimes questioned.

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