confirmed, it’s all his fault

Sinner, many people agree on the accusations made in recent hours: the responsibility is practically entirely yours.

We should all agree, regardless of our tennis beliefs, that Novak Djokovic is never the same again. The fact that since the beginning of the year he has not yet won a title says it, but it is confirmed by the way in which he went out of the scene at the Italian Internationals. Without fighting, something that he has always done and which has actually distinguished him from the moment he entered the professional circuit.

A parable objectively descending, his, the reasons for which could be various and diverse. Some attribute the responsibility to the farmer registry: Nole is certainly no longer a youngster, but you can’t say he isn’t incredibly fit. Indeed, it is more so than champions who, at the moment, are doing crazy things on the field. Others believe that breaking away from Goran Ivanisevic was a mistake unforgivable and that without him at the helm Djokovic’s “boat” is at the mercy of the waves.

In truth, this explanation also takes its time. The Serbian’s negative period began even before the farewell to his historic coach, which is why his performances cannot be attributed solely and exclusively to this separation, which certainly did not help his situation in any case. Then there is the analysis of Paolo Bertoluccias ruthless as it is plausible, appeared in the editorial that the former tennis player wrote for the Gazzetta dello Sport.

Djokovic at a crossroads: Sinner has something to do with it

“Very different (from that of Rafael Nadal, about whom he had written shortly before, ed) the setback of Djokovic, a player who proved himself frequently yesterday arrogant, disrespectful of his opponent and the public, nervous like few times in his career. If the problem was his physical condition, it is his fault alone.”

“Since he took control of his team – added Bertolucci – first by divorcing Ivanisevic, then by completely overturning him, and since he was put under by Sinner, the Serbian was no longer able to put together a good match. It was logical to think that he would be in better shape after two weeks of hard work. Roland Garros is two weeks away, but the situation is much worse than one might have expected. Being the great champion that he is, he should have remembered that the public and his opponent always deserve a different attitude.”

Jannik would also have a share of responsibility, therefore, who, in fact, has managed to put him in difficulty several times over the last few months. And who knows how Nole will react, if the blue were to manage to take away the number 1 scepter from him too…