The first matches of the Serbian tennis player in the Open the Australia they left the news that Novak Djokc had an injury that hampered his performance. Even though many questioned the veracity of this damageit has been confirmed that his left thigh had a three-centimeter tear.
It is in these moments where the words of ‘Nole’ sound again: “I don’t have to prove anything to anyone, but I have medical evidence, from now and from two years ago. I have very clear MRIs and ultrasounds“.
These claims at the beginning of the tournament are in line with the statements he has made Craig Tiley in the Australian medium ‘SEN Sportsday’: “I have seen the scanners and I had a 3-centimeter tear in the hamstring in his left leg“
Despite the presence of this ballast, the tennis player managed to establish himself again in Australia by winning the Open and recovering the long-awaited number one in the ATP. This feat is reminiscent of those that have starred so many times Rafael Nadalwhere his chronic injuries have not prevented him from continuing to win titles and being, together with the Serbian, the tennis player with the most Grand Slams.
Undoubtedly, both have exceptional merit, and are a clear example of how to overcome obstacles that get in the way.
“I take loads of anti-inflammatories daily so I don’t limp. I am not injured, I am a player who lives with a constant injury”.
Very profound statements by RAFAEL NADAL.pic.twitter.com/jn1xYjH6e4
– Carlos Sánchez Blas (@blasradio) May 13, 2022