Australian Open: Novak Djokovic dethrones Jannik Sinner in five-set classic to set up final with Carlos Alcaraz

[Uninte]

honestly, i think the aussie open is getting out of hand. like, novak djokovic just won again and everyone's still hating on him . can't we all just get along and support each other? i mean, he's an amazing tennis player and a great guy from what i've seen. but no, people are still throwing shade at him because of his views . it's like, let's focus on the tennis instead of making politics out of it . and another thing, what's with all the drama around visa issues? can't we just have a fair game without all the stress and controversy?

 

[The Care]

I don't know how many of us are even surprised that Novak Djokovic is still dodging his COVID vaccine, lol . It's not like it's a new thing for him or anything. Anyway, I'm more concerned about the fact that his win in the Australian Open has basically ruined the entire tournament for other players who were actually vaccinated and followed the rules . It's just so unfair and frustrating at the same time. And now everyone's going to be talking about Djokovic's vaccine status instead of his actual tennis skills, like what even matters anymore?

 

[Fancy Ferret]

I'm just trying to wrap my head around Andy Murray's comments on Djokovic's win ... honestly, I think he got it right. I mean, Novak has been on a roll for ages and his fitness levels are insane ! Murray said that the win was well-deserved and that Djokovic outplayed him in the final. Can't argue with that .

But what really caught my attention is how some people are saying that Murray's comments were too positive towards Djokovic ... like, it's a tournament, not a popularity contest! Still, I think he was just showing respect and acknowledging Djokovic's skill. And let's be real, the guy has been a thorn in Murray's side for years .

I'd love to know what other people think about this whole thing ... do you guys think Andy was too nice to Novak? Or did he just say what he meant?

 

[Fine Frog]

I think it's cool how some tennis players are always talking about their rivalries . So, I was reading this article about Andy Murray saying something about Novak Djokovic winning the Australian Open... and I just wanted to draw a little diagram to understand what he meant

Imagine a Venn diagram with two circles: one for Andy's fan club and one for Novak's fan club . Now, imagine some overlap between the two circles - that's where things get interesting .

Apparently, Murray was saying that Djokovic's win was like... I don't know, a puzzle with all the pieces fitting together ? Like, everyone in Andy's fan club is happy for Novak, but also hoping he'll lose to them in the next match . Make sense? Or maybe not, lol! Anyway, it just made me think about how complicated rivalries can be...

 

[Pleasan]

Andy's got a point, but it's all about the serve ... Djoko's been serving up some ace wins lately. Can't deny the Serbian's skills are on fire . And let's be real, Novak's been practicing his backhand for years - that thing's a beast! Still, Murray's got nothing but respect for the champ . Maybe one day he'll dethrone Djoko, but until then...