From the new edition of the “Puls” magazine-Row of the Djokovic family in London
According to the “Puls” magazine which reporter was in London, Novak Djokovic addressed swear words to the box where his parents were sitting, as well as his younger brother, coach and managers, in the quarter-final match last week at Wimbledon.
The incident happened during the match with Tommy Haas in the quarter-final. The immediate shock ensued in the audience, while commentators of the British BBC said:
“It seems that Novak speaks too much! Unfortunately we do not understand what he is saying, but it is not nice for sure,” the BBC commentator ironically said.
However, Serbian audience understood his words well, at least the first part, when Novak fired off bad words and curses loudly towards his box. As it seemed, accusations were mostly addressed to two people: his father Srdjan and his coach Marian Vajda. His father soon left together with the Slovakian coach and Israeli manager Alon Kaksuri. His mother Dijana, uncle Goran and the youngest brother Djordje did not leave the box, although it was quite obvious that they did not feel comfortable at all.
What happened next- you can read in the latest edition of “Puls”.
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