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Novak Djokovic is tired of being the villain every time he plays a match on the Rod Laver Arena at the Australian Open. The Serb, at the end of his victory over Jiri Lehecka, had to answer three questions from Jim Courier, one of the tournament's interviewers
Djokovic refused to do so and walked towards the tunnel. He simply took the microphone and said: "Thank you for being here tonight. Thank you for your presence and . See you in the next round". He stopped to sign some autographs for some children. There is not a day that the 24-time Grand Slam champion, 10 of them on the courts of Melbourne Park, does not have a problem with the local fans.
Thank you for your presence and , see you in the next round
The Serb publicly showed his for American Danielle Collins on Friday, who had silenced the fans and even blown them kisses after beating an Australian player. Carlos Alcaraz already knows that on Tuesday he will have the of everyone who is not Serbian in the Rod Laver Arena