Surprise in Vienna! Djokovic was swept

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Sonego Novak Djokovic, tennis player.  / Archive. Novak Djokovic surrendered to his rival after losing two sets in a row. / The Coast Despite the defeat, the Serbian tennis player made sure to finish the year as number 1 in the ATP ranking, which is why he downplayed his elimination in the Vienna Tournament. ATP TENNIS NOVAK DJOKOVIC VIENNA TOURNAMENT m Given any forecast, I would even consider it not daring to say that no one in their right mind would have imagined that Novak Djokovic, was going to be defeated in the Vienna Tournament by the Italian Lorenzo Sonego, who is ranked 42 in the ATP, but It is not only the victory of the transalpine that is surprising, but it was with a sweep included, that is, in two straight sets 6-2 and 6-1. However, the least concerned or affected by the defeat was Djokovic himself, who simply stated: "I came here with the intention of trying to gain more points and secure number one at the end of the year.


I have done that, so I move on." ". Precisely Nole, as he is also known in the sporting field, added the necessary points by beating the Croatian Borna Coric in the round of 16. This is the third defeat of the year for Novak Djokovic, first it was in the United States Open Brazil Mobile Number List when he was disqualified against the Spanish Pablo Carreño, after hitting a line judge with a ball. Later he fell in the final of Roland Garros against Rafa Nadal in three straight sets. Despite that, as the Serbian tennis player himself already clarified, he will end the season in position 1 in the ATP ranking. Likewise, the Balkan tennis player added that he no longer felt strong enough to continue advancing in the competition. "I felt that I had already achieved what I had come here to do. I did not have the necessary energy and I am satisfied with the result. The truth is that securing number one until the end of the season has affected me and has totally conditioned this match," he said.



It should be noted that this is the first time that Novak Djokovic loses to a tennis player who has been relegated in a previous phase. Furthermore, this has been the worst result to date in a three-set game, in the more than renowned and brilliant career of the Serbian tennis player. Finally, Nole stressed that he will prepare for the London Master, where he aspires to win. "I'm happy, I'm satisfied, I'm healthy and I hope to have a good result at the ATP Finals in London. I did what I had to do and why I came here." He also praised his rival, "He just took me off the court. "That's all. He was better in all aspects of the game. It was a pretty bad match on my side, but incredible on his part. He deserved this victory," Djokovic said.