?Would Love for Nole Fans to Give It a Rest? – British Tennis Star Slams Novak Djokovic Fans for Harassing Him on Social Media for Commenting Against Him

Novak Djokovic has constantly been in the news for all the wrong reasons recently. The controversy surrounding him at the US Open has overshadowed his Wimbledon triumph earlier this year. At the grass-court Grand Slam tournament, the former world number one defeated Australia’s Nick Kyrgios in the summit clash to defend his Wimbledon crown.

Similar to the Australian Open this year, Djokovic will miss the US Open owing to his vaccination status. Recently, British tennis star Liam Broady took to social media to slam late withdrawals from the main draw of tournaments. Although he didn’t refer it to Novak Djokovic’s late withdrawal, the Serb’s fans slammed Broady for his comments. Subsequently, Broady clarified his statement.

Liam Broady reacts to criticism from Novak Djokovic fans

The British star took to Twitter to clarify his recent comments about late withdrawals from the main draw of the tournaments. He said, “Would love for Nole fans to give it a rest now I don?t understand why I?m still getting it in the neck from random bot accounts for tweeting something that is completely reasonable which people have perceived to be about ND.”

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Earlier, he slammed the rule for late withdrawals from the main draw, calling it tough on the top seeds in the qualifying draw. Broady further argued that lucky losers replace these late withdrawals in the main draw irrespective of their ranking.

Liam Broady at the 2022 US Open

The British star, whose ATP ranking is 131, failed to get a direct entry into the main draw of the US Open. He is currently playing in the qualifying rounds of the last Grand Slam tournament of the season where he is the 25th seed.

Broady’s campaign began on a positive note as he defeated local star Murphy Cassone in the first qualifying round. However, the higher-ranked Broady had to dig deep in his opening round victory. In a match lasting just over two and a half hours, Broady defeated Cassone in three sets 3-6, 7-6 (3), 6-1. In the next round, Broady will take on Dimitar Kuzmanov of Bulgaria.

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