Djokovic hit on the head with a water bottle and bleeding in Rome. How is #1 doing?

Djokovic hit on the head with a water bottle and bleeding in Rome. How is #1 doing?
Djokovic hit on the head with a water bottle and bleeding in Rome. How is #1 doing?

Novak Djokovic defeated Frenchman Corentin Moutet on his debut in the Masters 1000 in Rome. The Serbian tennis player won with an easy score of 6-3, 6-1 and thus qualified for the third round of the Italian Internationalswhere he will face the Chilean Alejandro Tabilo.

The world number 1 will continue his adventure on the red clay of the capital, where he is one of the great favorites on the eve of raising the trophy to the sky. The 36-year-old dominated the match and looked positively brilliant, providing a good performance in the eternal city a month after his defeat against Norway’s Casper Ruud in the Monte Carlo semi-final.

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At the end of the match Novak Djokovic was hit on the head with a water bottlecoming from the stands. The gesture is involuntary: the water bottle came out of the side pocket of a fan’s backpackwho had bent down to ask Djokovic for an autograph.

The athlete collapsed to the ground and held his head with his hands. The 24-time Slam champion, who was then helped to get up and returned to the locker room covering his head, he would have suffered a cut and blood would have come out of the wound. It shouldn’t be anything serious, the renamed Nole should be back on the field in a couple of days for his next match in Rome.

The management of the Internazionali d’Italia then made it known That “Novak Djokovic was hit on the head with a water bottle while leaving the Central Court at the end of his match while signing autographs for spectators. He has been subjected to the necessary medications, he has already left the Foro Italico to return to the hotel, his condition does not cause concern“.

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