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2023 Serbia’s Novak Djokovic reacts during his quarter final match against
Taylor Fritz of the U.S. REUTERS/Brendan Mcdermid The crowd present at the Monte Carlo Masters is witnessing action worth more than what they paid for. After Stefanos Tsitsipas‘ highly intense victory over Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic is holding his side of the court against Casper Ruud. While everyone expected a dominant performance from the Serb, the events somehow unveiled a completely different reality. As soon as the match started, Ruud managed to grab the first set (6-4), building initial pressure on Djokovic. Although the Serb made the situation even worse by grabbing the second set (6-1), his first serve percentage came out to be horrible, as he was able to get only 5 out of 21 right. While it was disappointing for the fans to some extent, the effect was even deeper for the 36-year-old. Djokovic is shouting at his team “Porca miseria” 💀💀 — A (@ItsAhmedIndeed) April 13, 2024 Expand Tweet ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Feeling helpless about the unexpected first-serve statistics, the Serb was filled with anger, ending up releasing the frustration in his box. “Porca Miseria,” he shouted, as he himself couldn’t believe the consistent failure of his serve attempts. Djokovic was cursing in Italian “Quattro! Quattro, porca miseria!” Idk what he was talking about, but in Italian it was hilarious haha — JoeyGG 🎾🇷🇸🐐 (@JoeyGGNoleFan) April 13, 2024 Expand Tweet While just 13 percent of his serves went right, the fact that he chose aggression instead of keeping his calm ignited doubts in the minds of the fans. Turning their concerns into reality, the tennis star With this, he not only got his momentum disturbed but also lost the chance to secure a place in the finals against Stefanos Tsitsipas, with an opportunity to win the Masters title for the third time in his career. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad This wasn’t the only match when Novak Djokovic unleashed his rage at the ongoing Monte Carlo Masters. Back when the tennis star appeared for his first showdown against Lorenzo Musetti, he raised his hand to perform gestures towards the crowd. He did this in Turin He does it in Monte Carlo Djokovic beefing with 🇮🇹 crowd pic.twitter.com/KcRIyHm6M2 — Tennis Masterr (@tennismasterr) April 11, 2024 Expand Tweet ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad While the Italian audience is already known to lack respect for the Serb, they started booing at him, reminding the world of a similar event that happened during his showdown against Jannik Sinner in Turin last year. However, Djokovic didn’t really lose his cool during the match but simply ordered the crowd to be quiet by performing another gesture. While he was able to make noise with his racket by winning that match, he couldn’t manage to do it this time, ending up leaving the court with immense disappointment. As the clay court season has many more events waiting, it still remains to be seen if he manages to perform better in the rest of them. EssentiallySports is a digital-first sports media house that surfaces the best stories on America’s favorite sports celebrities with a fan’s perspective to 30+ M average monthly readers. Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA EssentiallySports About Us Advertise With Us Authors Editorial Team Behind The Scenes Humans of EssentiallySports Contact Us FAQs Our Brands FanCast On The Ropes Bodybuilding Bros Club Golf Lucky Dog on Track Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA Privacy Policy ES Pressroom Ethics Policy Fact-Checking Policy Corrections Policy Cookies Policy GDPR Compliance Terms of Use Editorial Guidelines Ownership and funding Information Full Spectrum Services LLP © 2024 | All Rights Reserved