Australian Open: Novak Djokovic refused to make statements after qualifying for quarterfinals

He won Yiri Lehetska 3–0 sets (6–3, 6–4, 7–6) and qualified for his quarter-finals, with Serbian tennis player however not making statements after the end of the match, which caused sensation. Novak Djokovic encountered no difficulty with Jeri Lehetska, with “Nole” making an appointment for the final 8th at the Australian Open, where he will face Carlos Alkarath. And if the Serbian victory was not unusual, his behaviour after the end of the race was something discussed. CORVERSE This is because “Nole” after thanking people for his support, saying he appreciates their presence and will see them in the next round, left without making statements to the camera, a move that created questions. Novak Djokovic did not do a post-match interview after his win at Australian Open. He gave a quick statement, signed some autographs, and was booed by some of the crowd as he left. — The Tennis Letter (@The TennisLetter) ADVERSION Djokovic wanted to respond to his act at the press conference, stressing that he did not make statements, as the presenter of Channel 9 had made some comments that the Serb did not like, resulting in his reaction. New: Novak Djokovic confirmed in his press conference just now that he boycotted his post-match interview tone because of the host broadcaster, Channel 9, and its jack of apology for its anchor Tony Jones mocking Djokovic’s fans recently on-air. — Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) It is worth noting that Djokovic will face Alkarath in a game of giants to qualify for the semi-finals of the event, with the match scheduled for Tuesday (21/01/25) at 2:00 in the morning.