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This is a great example of the intentional, systematic efforts to discredit Novak Djokovic at every possible turn.
Djokovic is down and out, and even the slightest little effort to mention something positive can make a small difference in the public arena (cont’d) https://twitter.com/christophclarey/status/1276127642752860160
Djokovic is down and out, and even the slightest little effort to mention something positive can make a small difference in the public arena (cont’d) https://twitter.com/christophclarey/status/1276127642752860160
@DylanAlcott had a direct quote specifically mentioning Novak (along with Roger & Murray) “reaching out internally to try and help” get wheelchair tennis reinstated @usopen and Clarey INTENTIONALLY omits Novak’s name not just in the headline, but the article as well. Infuriating!
It’s the type of thing that makes us #nolefam so defensive and angry. It happens over and over and over.
It makes us want to double down & support @DjokerNole even more in spite of whatever mistakes he’s made. I simply can’t explain how this can be justified by @christophclarey who’s been slightly more fair to Djokovic of late. Would be interested to understand why this happened?
It’s just too hard to type his name? Too hard to spell? You don’t like him personally? You forgot? You thought it wasn’t relevant? Why???
Wanted to punish him a little more?
@ana_mitric I would appreciate your take here as well. Thank you.
