US EditionDizziness, Stress Drops and Pills: Djokovic Survives Shanghai Hell and Signs Another Record
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It's been months since Djokovic went from competing to surviving on a tennis court. And I weigh that, he still beat everyone who didn't hit Sinner or Alcaraz. This Tuesday he ended up melted. Dizzy, lying on the ground, had to receive medical assistance on more than one occasion, threw up, took the tension to see if he could continue and took a couple of pills to cope with the situation. In spite of everything, the sequence finished again with h…
Novak Djokovic, apparently diminished by an ailment in the left ankle from which he had to be treated several times, physically defeated by the conditions of the competition, also survived the battle presented to him by the Spaniard Jaume Munar. The entry Djokovic subsists to Munar and the adversity of way to quarters was first published in Digital Process.
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