Novak Djokovic Has Revealed Some Bizarre Melbourne Habits As He Chases

Novak Djokovic Has Revealed Some Bizarre Melbourne Habits As He Chases The 36 year old, who declared he was feeling no pain in the wrist that caused him some issues during the united cup in perth, returns to melbourne after a phenomenal 2023. The controversial 35 year old made global headlines as he was deported from australia and banned from competing in the prestigious competition last year, having refused to take a covid vaccine.

Novak Djokovic Has Revealed Some Bizarre Melbourne Habits As He Chases Novak djokovic has revealed that one of the secrets to his success in australia is his special relationship with a particular tree that he visits in the melbourne botanical gardens. Djokovic is now a 10 time australian open champion and is eyeing off an historic 11th title at the 2025 tournament at melbourne park. the proud serbian shared images of meeting jan and his wife. With play underway at melbourne park, djokovic told reporters how being immersed in nature helps him maintain his focus at the tournament and said the nearby royal botanical gardens has often. Novak djokovic has opened up about one of the more unusual secrets to his stunning success rate at the australian open.

Novak Djokovic Has Revealed Some Bizarre Melbourne Habits As He Chases With play underway at melbourne park, djokovic told reporters how being immersed in nature helps him maintain his focus at the tournament and said the nearby royal botanical gardens has often. Novak djokovic has opened up about one of the more unusual secrets to his stunning success rate at the australian open. World tennis number one novak djokovic has revealed he has a "special relationship" with a tree in melbourne, which helps him meditate and ground himself during the australian open. Novak djokovic has revealed that he still feels "trauma" when he comes to melbourne for the australian open, following his deportation in 2022. the 24 time grand slam winner explained, though, that he does not "hold a grudge" over what happened as he reflected on the emotional victory he achieved the following year. Novak djokovic has revealed the "trauma" he experiences whenever he visits melbourne, three years after he was deported for a breach of australia's covid 19 rules. Ahead of his first match at the australian open, against american wildcard nishesh basavareddy on monday, djokovic posted a video revealing his latest mystery helper was a green energy disc that he placed over parts of his body to repair them.