Novak Djokovic refuses to apologise for damaging Wimbledon internet publish with racket

The Serb was then requested particularly concerning the racket incident and whether or not he “regretted” doing it. But Djokovic gave a handy guide a rough response, refusing to apologise: “It was a frustration in the moment.

“I answered to your colleague two minutes in the past about that. There’s not a lot to say about that.”

Djokovic is already eyeing up revenge over Alcaraz this summer at the US Open, where the Spaniard is the reigning champion.

“I hope we get to play in US Open. Why not?” Alcaraz said. “I feel it is good for the game, 1 and a couple of on the planet going through one another in nearly a five-hours, five-set thriller. Couldn’t be higher for our sport usually, so why not?”