Djokovic reveals how he overturned the match with Sinner at Wimbledon

Djokovic, Novak’s compliments to Sinner after the Wimbledon match

Jannik Sinner comes out of Wimbledon with a standing ovations: also Nole Djokovic the 20-year-old cheered tennis player Italian when he left the center court at the end of a 5 set long battle. In the first two the South Tyrolean champion – world number 10 in the next rankings (remember that this year loo Slam on the grass he will not give Atp points) – he gave hope for the great feat, then he had to surrender to a Djoker unplayable in the second part of the match. “Can we talk about the third, fourth and fifth immediately?”, Joked the Belgrade champion, answering the questions at the end of the game. The Serbian publicly congratulated Sinner: “First of all I have to say congratulations to Jannik on the great fight, I’m sure there will be great opportunities for him on the big stages, he’s so mature for his age. Too bad for him today, but he had an excellent tournament “.

Djokovic-Sinner, Novak after Jannik’s 2-0: I went out, I cooled down a bit and …

Djokovic told how he managed to overturn a quarter-final of Wimbledon versus Sinner in which it seemed almost on the verge of defeat. “He was the best on the pitch for two sets, so I went out, cooled down a bit and talked to myself in front of the mirror. Sometimes in these circumstances when not much positive happens on the pitch and the other dominates you these things are necessary “. Novak underlines: “I tried to put my ideas together again and offer my opponent the best I could do, and I started well in the third, this gave me a good boost of confidence and made him lose certainties. Like everyone else. , I also have my moments of doubts and the biggest challenge is the battle within you, and in these circumstances I am always convinced that I can overturn the game. When you are two sets below you put experience. ” Now Djokovic is preparing for the semifinal against the British Cameron Norrie (who beat the Belgian David Goffin in 5 sets), dreaming of a 7th victory at Wimbledon.

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