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Meinst du? Womöglich wäre ihm beim Skifahrer auch was anderes als Erstes in den Sinn gekommen, wollte das aber dann doch nicht laut aussprechen...
A great answer from Djokovic on the future of his relationship with Federer and Nadal, hoping it eventually evolves into something more real:
Q: 'Maybe in 5 to 10 years, you guys will be on a boat out there...'
Djokovic: 'I will definitely extend my invitation to both of these guys for some chilling, relaxing time, and reflection. I do wish to have a drink or two with them and just open up and talk about the things that annoyed”—he’s cracking himself up now—“annoyed everyone about me! Or vice versa, whatever it is. Let’s just put it all out there. And I think I would love to also pick their brains and understand what they were thinking about, how they were handling certain situations on the court, pressures of the world that is on your shoulders when you’re at the top of the game. And I have my observations, ’cause I did observe them as they did observe me over the years. But it’s different when you hear it from the man himself. So I hope that in some kind of environment that is really relaxing, one day we can all open up and reflect. It would be great for us. But also I think it would send a great message to the people who follow tennis and sports that, hey, three of us getting together.'
Meinst du? Womöglich wäre ihm beim Skifahrer auch was anderes als Erstes in den Sinn gekommen, wollte das aber dann doch nicht laut aussprechen...
Er gab übrigens noch weitere interessante Antworten an GQ:
Meinst du? Womöglich wäre ihm beim Skifahrer auch was anderes als Erstes in den Sinn gekommen, wollte das aber dann doch nicht laut aussprechen...
Novak Djokovic says when he was detained during Australian Open in 2021, he was fed food that poisoned him
Novak: “I had a paper with like a hundred items: from toothbrush, toothpaste, water, food, whatever. And I had to choose, tick the certain boxes, and each of these items carries a certain amount of points, and I had 60 points in total of what I was allowed to receive. So I did that 59 or 60 points, and I gave it to them. Twenty minutes later I come back and they say, we made a mistake, you don’t have 60, you have 30. So I was like, you must be kidding me.”
Novak: “When I got home, I had some health issues. And I realized that in that hotel in Melbourne I was fed with some food that poisoned me.”
“Wait, what do you mean?”
Novak: “Well, I had some discoveries when I came back to Serbia. I never told this to anybody publicly, but discoveries that I was, I had a really high level of heavy metal. Heavy metal. I had the lead, very high level of lead and mercury.” “You’re saying from maybe the food or something?” Novak shrugged and raises his eyebrows: “That’s the only way.”
“So you were feeling very sick when you were going back to Europe”
Novak: “Yeah, very sick. It was like the flu, just a simple flu. But when it was days after that a simple flu took me down so much, I had an emergency medical team treat me at home. I had that several times and then I had to do toxicology [tests].”
So charakterlich verdorben ist dann selbst ein Djokovic nicht.
Naja, es wird nach der ersten Assoziation gefragt. Wenn man da bei Sinner sagen würde "Doping" wäre das doch eigentlich einfach nur ehrlich, wenn es der Fall ist, und auch keine Unterstellung, dazu ist das Spiel viel zu vage. Aber wie gesagt, bis auf Kyrgios wären dafür wohl fast alle Spieler zu diplomatisch...
Djokovic sagt auch er traut Alcaraz und Sinner zu, seine Rekorde zu brechen:
Zu den weiteren zitierten Djokovic-Aussagen: ich kenne niemanden, der sagt, seine Rekorde werden nie gebrochen werden. Das sagt man eigentlich nur über Nadals 14 in Paris.