
Novak Djokovic not happy with tennis’ governing bodies for how they are treating Jannik Sinner
‘I think he has won the three appeals so far that he had, and, you know, it must be very tough for him and his team and family.
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‘Hopefully, we can go back to tennis and, I mean, it’s impressive what he was been doing, in the whole process of what’s been happening, that he’s playing such a high level, winning Grand Slam and, you know, winning most of the matches that he plays.
‘But that’s not, you know, this situation or these circumstances are not positive for our sport, so hopefully we can resolve this case as soon as possible. Whatever’s going to happen, at the end of the day, I just wish for it to be resolved as soon as possible. Yeah, that’s all I have to say about that.’
Novak Djokovic returns to action after one-month break
Whilst Djokovic has been speaking about Sinner, it is likely he who will command the bulk of the attention in Shanghai.
After all, the Serbian is back in action after a month-long break, having only played one exhibition match with Grigor Dimitrov between his early exit fro
m the US Open and now.
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