@@JK-vc7ie right there on court, the commentators and court interviewer thought he misunderstood the chant as the "Boo" when it was actually Rune's they were calling. You'll agree that both sounded similar. So I thought he was just being a cry baby about the issue. He's always craved love, so I understand his sensitivity. But then again, the issue doesn't need to be over flogged since no one is perfect, and that's where you'll see the BBC. Love how he handled it here
@@t3m185Really? Walking off in the middle of an interview? He was being asked questions on HIS behavior. He didn't like to be questioned about it. That's being completely unprofessional. And only adds to all the other occasions when he's been a jerk on and off court.
@@mrxman581 He answered the question already. Why was the interviewer belaboring the issue? He has a right to his opinion. It was apparent the interviewer has nothing else to offer. Kudos to him walking off. He earned my respect, right there BBC is the ultimate jerk
no doubt taht you being on his side means the world to him, he probably couldn't go on without knowing that Chich is on his side... it would mean so much to anyoneto have you on their side.. .good lord get over yourself Princess
Arrogant Serbian behaviour as usual. How was HE respectful to the interviewer, who finally switched question to the next match (De Minaur), and then he walked away in the middle of the interview? Classy as usual...
What is the problem with all these journalists trying so hard to ‘get’ people? He has answered the question so why not move on? This certainly isn’t what journalism is, if it be for the entertainment and information of the public
@squidjames7735 Actually, it was two questions. And the same one twice over. But you have to consider the context. Reporter:"Hello Novak, congrats on your win. The crowd...?" Novak, answers the question. Reporter: "But how about the crowd...?" Wouldn't you think that's a weird way to lead an interview, without any questions about the game itself? And imagine having done interviews all day already and having experienced arsie journalist for the past 20 years.
The profession of "journalist", unlike that of "reporter" ( who simply reports the news ), is to create suitable political conditions for Anglo conquests. It has always been so since they were invented in the 18th century.
I’ve been crazy about Djokie since he came on the scene and put up with a lot of flak from the Federer and Nadal camps! He’s brilliant, funny & clearly the greatest player of all time!
@@yussepig6629yea Nole leads overall so what's ur point...don't 8 have any other job other than spam his videos...and how many ATP Titles does Nadal have
@@yussepig6629 Actually Djokovic leads 30 - 29 overall. The only reason it's 11 - 7 in slams is because Nadal rarely got to finals on grass and hard courts when Djokovic was playing. Djokovic has a better percentage victory against top 10 players. Nadal has 0 ATP finals. Olympics don't. matter in tennis that much.
@@yussepig6629 well done Nadal👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 A bit cherry picked for the majors, but yeah. Djoko leading 15-13 in finals of all levels though, and pretty much everything else. And Olympics, ahhh, tennis fans live for the Olympics 😂😂😂
@SatijaAman the interviewer decided to ask on the booing crowd aspect, the least to do with the game. And when that question was answered he decided to talk a bit more about it. Can't blame Novak not to want to waste his time in sensationalist journalism that tries to sell negativity.
I'm so confused by the news media trying to make such a big deal about Novak's reaction/comments after the match. He felt what he felt and he said something about it. BFD. Maybe what should be the bigger story is how the guy has worked his way into the QF of Wimbledon just weeks after knee surgery. The guy has a legitimate shot at a ludicrous 25th major title. And the so-called news wants to focus on whether Novak misread the crowd.
Bravo Nole. Tako i treba 👏🏼✊🏼 Why people always try to put bad light on him ? He said what he said and he was right. I’m fully behind him. The reaction was correct. Respect The guy has got a ball to say what he feels and to do what he thinks is right.
As a Huge Nadal fan I applaud Novak for being real. This guy has a heart of a lion and mind of a winner. The greatest of all time with Nadal being a close second.
Novak you did the right thing. I hope the disrespectful things will stop. You don't deserve it. However, you have helped so many people to stand up and deal against those who are disrespectful. Thank you Novak. You are my hero 😊 Eve
A champion who stands for what he believes and thinks is right, on and off the court and doesn’t bow to pressure! You are appreciated more than you know.
@@mrxman581you are showing profuse arrogance by your unfounded criticism of a champion who playes tennis far much better than you. He is most probably better than you in everything you do. Show some respect and empathy.
@@liamgdc What an inhuman move, never seen in tennis!!! Did you hold a funeral for that racket? Are you planning to mark the anniversary of his martyrdom on Sunday? Raise money to support his family?
I admire you very much Novak Djokovik both as a sportsman and as a person. Congratulations for all your achievements! Fantastic talent and a very hard work! You are the best!👏👏👏👏👏
no they are not trying to extract a reaction, they are baiting him in hopes of creating controversy, trying to prod and poke hoping he'll say something inflamatory, something not politically correct, trying to evoke that "gotcha" moment
Interviewer: 1) How do you feel with the crowd? 2) what went through your mind with the crowd? 3) Did you play better against the crowd. 4) do you feel the same as yesterday against the crowd. 5) spectator 6) crowd 7) Spectator 8) crowd
I think Novak just had enough for so many years he has to deal with the haters. Love ❤️ Novak even more. True champion, honest human being , so brave ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥👍👍👍
Some people keep on saying Novak is arrogant, actually he's being confident & assertive! Novak was highlighting the crappy behaviour of SOME crowd members, but then overall he thanked the crowd members that are respectful & there to watch the players play.
@@Adjudicator246 Yes he must take it lying down!!! It shows class if you don't carry on like a little bitch crying that nobody likes you. Can't force people to like you, he's childish!
Love and all is great. I am glad he's finally showing teeth to the disrespect and not allowing to be treated like a schoolboy by the journalists. He was spot on to walk away as the question was underhandedly going after his mindset/sanity.
Get a feeling the media just don't have any compassion left anymore, it is just about economics all the time, viewership, readership, etc.. Novak is a fighter, but at the same time he is also human, not AI...with the negativity he faced with the crowd, (or his perception) either way the reporter should have the common sense to know enough is enough. And it is not that Novak does not answer the questions well, he goes full on, covering many aspects or more than required aspects of the question. I just hope the media has compassion and common sense, both of which are quite rare now a days.
Fcking provocative and redundant questioning by the interviewer. Was it the best this interviewer could come up with or was it the agenda from BBC or ATP?
So nice to see the comments here, it seems that more and more people are aware and tired of mainstream media and their manipulation. Game over, goooood night!
... lol, how is that woke. i would say Nole was more woke when he singled out the dumb fans who were booing him. why? because, he belongs to the wrong side of the western world, the east. e is fighting for future generations of players and people from his side of the divide.
After so long there are still those people with sore ….. Get a move on. And by the way he should not listen to same questions over and over on which he already answered. If you can’t ask proper questions relating the sport then you don’t deserve to be an interviewer.
Ah dang, that last question about the negative crowd affecting his mindset is actually a good question though. He seems to thrive off bad crowds. Maybe he doesnt want to admit that.
I thought the same. People don't listen and just agree with his behavior. I think the question was actually pretty interesting but touches a spot he just does not like.
