Novak Djokovic showed his frustration at Wimbledon as he smacked himself with his racket twice after failing to break Flavio Cobolli during their gripping quarter-final match. The Serb had just rallied from a set down and was looking to capitalise on his momentum but fluffed his lines with an unforced error.

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Cobolli retrieved Djokovic's racket for him, crossing the net in a sign of sportsmanship that received a standing ovation from the Wimbledon crowd. Djokovic then served out the final two points to ...

Following Carlos Alcaraz' duel with Taylor Fritz, a mouth-watering battle of the generations between Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner will take the prime time slot as both players continue their history-making quests.

Novak Djokovic smacked himself with his racket twice after failing to break Flavio Cobolli in the fourth set of their Wimbledon quarter-final. The Serb had a golden opportunity to break his ...

When Novak Djokovic was battling with 11th seed Alex de Minaur in the fourth round of Wimbledon, Roger Federer was The post Novak Djokovic ‘Glad to Break the Curse’ About Roger Federer Who Watched Him Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals appeared first on FirstSportz.

For a while, the world turned upside down. Novak Djokovic was collapsing in on himself like a dying star. There was a faint whiff of failing dynasty in the air. Centre Court, beside itself with pre-grief, mumbled and grumbled with even greater vigour than usual.