This week we witnessed continued unfair criticism of Novak Djokovic. Another chapter full of nonsense from those who like to criticize everything Djokovic says or does.<\/p>\n
It seems they are waiting for World #1 to do something to seize their moment and keep vilifying Djokovic. This time, the Australian Open quarantine conditions<\/a> were the trigger of everything.<\/p>\n Some media<\/a>\u00a0took the opportunity to hit Djokovic again. Headlines said that Djokovic’s letter was a list of demands to “ease” the quarantine. Those demands that turned out to be\u00a0“suggestions” in the words of Australian Open director Craig Tiley<\/a>.<\/p>\n Some of his detractors<\/a> also took the opportunity to remember the controversial Adria Tour<\/a> and his supposed anti-vaccine thinking<\/a>. Any excuse is good to bring out\u00a0the Serbian’s mistakes or some of his non-popular thinking<\/a>. Surely, most of us do not share some of these ideas but that does not mean that we should not respect them.<\/p>\n Some people criticized Djokovic because he was being “selfish” and his proposals were dangerous for people’s health due to the pandemic situation in Australia.<\/p>\n This is the list of suggestions from the Serbian:<\/p>\n After reading all the suggestions it is difficult to figure out what is the problem with that letter. Well, maybe the problem was that all those critics were limited to reading a headline and were not even interested in reading what he was suggesting.<\/p>\n The suggestions from that list that refer to quarantine relief always ask for tests to validate that they can be implemented. At no point is anything out of the ordinary being proposed.<\/p>\n It is completely understandable that people can be more sensitive to this topic due to the pandemic situation. However, it’s obvious that\u00a0Djokovic’s intention was not to demand that the health authorities lower the measures for tennis players. That would be inconceivable.<\/p>\n It was only a list of suggestions that if deemed inappropriate should not be applied. In fact,\u00a0that was the answer from Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews<\/a>.<\/p>\n Despite the fact that Djokovic’s intention was for all tennis players to be on an equal footing, his detractors were quick to come out to criticize him.<\/p>\n One of the fiercest critics came from Nick Kyrgios, the man who only knows how to boast of his two victories<\/a> against the Serbian. However, he always forgets a detail. His two victories against Djokovic were in the Serbian’s worst recent year, 2017.\u00a0Back then, Djokovic had problems in his right elbow that forced him to finish the season early<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Australian tennis player said that Djokovic was a :tool” on Twitter:<\/p>\n Djokovic is a tool. I don\u2019t mind Bernie but his Mrs obviously has no perspective, ridiculous scenes \ud83e\udd26\ud83c\udffd\u200d\u2642\ufe0f https:\/\/t.co\/MMgeriH2GJ<\/a><\/p>\n — Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) January 18, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe List of Djokovic’s Suggestions<\/h3>\n
The Content Of The List<\/h4>\n
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Kyrgios and The Unfair Criticism Towards Djokovic<\/h3>\n
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