All ready on the Wimbledon lawns. While the qualifiers continue to try to grab the last available spots, the big names in tennis begin preparing for the third slam of the season amidst some certainties and many doubts. And the biggest doubt is called Novak Djokovic with the Serbian champion still having doubts about his participation in the tournament.
Djokovic: the accusations about the “fake” operation
It was a lightning recovery Novak Djokovic, so rapid that someone (or rather more than someone) has questioned the same operation. The Serbian is a champion who continues to divide the fans, he has done so since he entered the pair Federer-Nadal and also with the “vaccine” case, and in recent days there have been those who have questioned the real extent of his injury to Roland Garros and the same fact that the player had undergone surgery. Nole, however, continues his preparation in an attempt to be on the starting line Wimbledon and tomorrow he will be on the field for a training right against Jannik Sinner.
Fritz finally closes the case
To close the case “fake operation” a player who has been talked about a lot in recent days thought about it: Taylor Fritz. In fact, in 2021 the American underwent the same type of surgery as Djokovic three weeks before the start of Wimbledon and then managed to regularly be at the starting line on English grass: “You never lose your muscle capacity so it’s all about the ability to recover from the surgery itself and not from any kind of muscle problem. I’m not surprised, I played after 20 days. I think he is already on the 19th or 20th day after the injury. So I think she still has a week before playing. It doesn’t surprise me that she’s able to play, not at all”.
McEnroe’s defense
Not on the case injury and operationbut on Nole’s career there is also the intervention of another former great number 1 like John McEnroe: “Nadal and Federer have deserved legendary reputations, they were incredible. But Djokovic did better in terms of results, something that seemed impossible. I think Novak was treated unfairly. He was painted as the bad guy. There was no fairness in his suppliers and we are talking about an exceptional person for the world of tennis”.
