?That Is My Destiny? – After Years of Facing Harsh Treatment From Tennis Crowds, Novak Djokovic Finally Acknowledges Every Fan?s ?Right’

John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Nick Kyrgios, and Holger Rune. What is common in all these players? Their on-court dramatics and the many controversies they created or ended up in. But there are some players who are disliked and not supported for no reason at all. Despite being hailed as the G.O.A.T by the fans and many tennis legends, Novak Djokovic frequently receives less support on-court for his matches. The audience favors his opponent more, and not the Serb.

For some, it is genuine liking towards the other player, while some boo him because of his unforgiving way of life. Djokovic has always been straight from the shoulder and distinctive in his perspectives. The Serb made some humble comments about him receiving less love than his opponents.

Novak Djokovic has nothing against others’ preferences

Djoker is the only player to maintain an amazing form for most time of the year, given his age. His recent Grand Slam glory and his winning streak on grass did not help in building his image among the crowd. Though the internet is full of the Serb’s fans, the people who witness the match live always end up cheering for his opponent, or worse, discouraging the thirty-six-year-old.

‘The Tennis Letter’ on Twitter posted Djokovic’s response on how it feels for him to be among such a crowd. He said, “As it turns out, the crowd supports my opponent in most matches in my career. That?s my destiny & that?s alright. Sometimes I find it harder to accept, sometimes I don?t understand the crowd?s reactions, but it?s their right.”

People who think the twenty-three-time Grand Slam champion is unconventional about his views, you are right! Djokovic does not hold silly grudges though the actions of the crowd sometimes hurt him. He is more understanding, mature, and forgiving about the unnecessary hate and trolls that he receives. This is not the first time the second seed chose to be nice to the crowd.

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Despite numerous letdowns by the crowd, The Djoker never made an issue out of it

Djokovic beat Roger Federer in the 2019 Wimbledon Championships finals, despite the crowd cheering their lungs out for Federer. But the Serb told the press that it doesn’t mean fans hate him, and it sure does not require the whole of Serbia to turn against the world. He acknowledged and accepted the fact that his long-time rivals, Rafael Nadal and Federer, receive more love than him.

The seven-times Grass Slam winner did not blame anyone for the actions of the crowd. He revealed that he trains himself mentally to get past the negativities and tries not to let the crowd get on his nerves, though it is not possible every time. The tennis fraternity only has good things to say about their colleague and rival.

John Milliman recently wrote an article to express his views about Djokovic and hailed him as ‘A hero in disguise.’ He hoped that in due course of time, people would come to know what his colleagues already knew and that they stop labeling him as the villain. Even ‘The Swiss Maestro,’ in his recent interview with CNN, wished the Serb all the glory he could back as the achievements of Djokovic are crucial for Tennis as a whole.

Do you think Djokovic is going to equal Federer’s record by conquering this year’s title?

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