VoltRecently, the Paris Masters has been in full swing, showing Novak Djokovic Again it is his spiritual side. “Happy Diwali”, he wished the world and his followers “peace, love and light” on the Hindu festival of lights. As we all know, Djokovic is very open to everything that should unify body and mind. For a time, his tennis followers included the esoteric master Pepe Imaz (Pepe Imaz), who described himself as a “sacred existence made of light and love.” However, this collaboration coincided with one of the few crises in the Serbian’s brilliant career. Therefore, it ended soon.
Djokovic has long been out of the trough. He has been at the top of the world rankings for two consecutive years. And after Saturday’s semifinal against Polish player Hubert Hulkacz, it is clear that he will also assume this position at the end of the year.Then he will also play the final with his direct suitor on Sunday afternoon Daniel Medvedev The Russian team won 4:6, 6:3, 6:3, just an addition. This is the seventh time he has started a new year as the number one. Another record. So far, he has shared this record with American Pete Sampras.
Anyone who sees the 34-year-old man knocking his chest on his chest like a gorilla after changing the match point in an exciting duel with Hurkacz, his impression is that things are going well. The Paris audience applauded him, and he enjoyed bathing in the roar of the hall roof.
Australian Nick Kyrgios is willing to play the role of provocateur and tennis bad boy, and has unscrupulously insulted Djokovic’s ongoing love struggle. According to Kyrgios, he was “pathologically addicted to being loved” and wanted to “be like Roger (Federer)”. “He wants to be liked so much, I can’t stand him.” But the fact that Djokovic was immersed in this moment may also have another background. Because Djokovic’s movements, regardless of all sports performance, are once again in a particularly polarized tension.
The question is whether the 20-time Grand Slam champion has been vaccinated against the coronavirus. After he revealed that he was a vaccine skeptic at the beginning of the 2020 pandemic, there are reasons to suspect that this is not the case. He made it clear whether he would defend his title at the Australian Open in early 2022, which intensified these speculations. Currently, only those who can demonstrate complete vaccination protection are allowed to enter Australia. In Paris, Djokovic was tired of constant inquiries, so he began to talk about the media.
“Propaganda suitable for elites or specific populations is being spread,” Djokovic asserted, including-so take immediate action in response to the next critical comment. Because of it, he deserves the basic motivation of conspiracy theorists. This is also in line with Djokovic’s portrayal of himself, he is often supernatural.
