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US Open: Djokovic’s message of apology after his disqualification

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After his disqualification from the US Open this Sunday for a gesture of humor against a linesman, Novak Djokovic has apologized. Without seeking the slightest controversy.

Keep a low profile and do not fuel controversy. Novak Djokovic apologized on Sunday after his disqualification in the round of 16 of the US Open. Author of a moody gesture by involuntarily sending the ball in the neck of a linesman, the Serbian took the door from the round of 16.

“I must learn a lesson from this”

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This whole situation has left me really sad and empty. I checked on the lines person and the tournament told me that thank God she is feeling ok. I’m extremely sorry to have caused her such stress. So unintended. So wrong. I’m not disclosing her name to respect her privacy. As for the disqualification, I need to go back within and work on my disappointment and turn this all into a lesson for my growth and evolution as a player and human being. I apologize to the @usopen tournament and everyone associated for my behavior. I’m very grateful to my team and family for being my rock support, and my fans for always being there with me. Thank you and I’m so sorry. This ova situacija me čini zaista tužnim i praznim. Proverio sam kako se oseća linijski sudija, i prema informacijama koje sam dobio, oseća se dobro, hvala Bogu. Njeno ime ne mogu da otkrijem zbog očuvanja njene privatnosti. Jako mi je žao što sam joj naneo takav stres. Nije bilo namerno. Bilo I pogrešno. Želim da ovo neprijatno iskustvo, diskvalifikaciju sa turnira, pretvorim u važnu životnu lekciju, kako bih nastavio da rastem i razvijam se kao čovek, ali i teniser. Izvinjavam se organizatorima US Opena. Veoma sam zahvalan svom timu i porodici što mi pružaju snažnu podršku, kao i mojim navijačima jer su uvek uz mene. Hvala vam i žao mi je. Bio je ovo težak dan za sve.

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“This situation made me empty and really sad. I checked with the lines and tournament judges, who said thank goodness she is fine. I am deeply sorry for causing her so much stress. C ‘was totally unintentional, writes the world number 1 on Instagram. And so badly. I do not reveal his name to respect his privacy. “

“As for my disqualification, I have to get back in and work on my disappointment, I have to learn a lesson from it to grow as a player and as a person. I apologize to the US Open and to anyone impacted by We behave, Djokovic continues. I am very grateful to my team and my family, for their strong support, and to my fans, who are always there for me.

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