@Pv005 It's just common sense. I don't have any agenda. Again: Djokovic was unlucky. He could probably have hit that woman anywhere else on the body and everything would be ok, but the rule is pretty clear to me. What he did was stupid and he knows. Why even defend it?
Accidentally hitting someone with a ball in a bad moment could have happened to almost anyone. Refusing to speak to the media/his millions of fans, apologizing and owning up for it, unfortunately says something about a man's character. No matter how disappointed he is.
@Pv005 How does their ranking and status have anything to do with it? If anything Djokovic got to speak and plead his innocence longer than anyone else would have. Come on! Bedene hit a camera guy in the leg. Yes, Djokovic was unlucky, but what happened happened.
@Pv005 No doubt it's easy for me to say, but I just think he's doing a mistake by refusing to talk. Of course we will get a polished pr statement apology in the end. But that really doesn't mean anything. For his die hard fans that's good enough I guess.
Diego Schwartzman apparently not a big believer in technology. Has questioned hawk eye liveβs decision three times against Norrie. Obviously he has been wrong three times. Did the same thing against Ruud in Cincinnati π€·π»ββοΈ
@enoughrespect es, his serves are brutal and footwork looks better. He is actually 3-11 against Federer, 2-8 against Nadal and 3-9 against Murray. 0-11Β vs. Djokovic.
Remember when Nick Kyrgios asked to go to the bathroom? Then took two rackets with him inside, smashed them, and then walked back casually with two broken rackets. God, I'm gonna miss him in the US Open.
@LlCrerar In preperation for Cincinatti, Shwartzmann posted a picture of him and Raonic training together on Instagram. Fabio Fognini commented that it looked like Raonic had eaten an elephant during lockdown. Further verbal abuse continued, so Schwartzmann took the comments down.
Milos Raonic.
Fat shamed and ridiculed.
Keeps grinding and doing his thing.
Takes a stand against racism during the tournament where many others would stay silent.
Takes it to the world number one, and never gives up despite an awful record against him.
Be proud, Milos.