Novak Djokovic “Extraordinarily Sorry” After US Open Disqualification

Novak Djokovic apologised for his US Open disqualification on Sunday (local time), declaring himself “extraordinarily sorry” for the second of insanity which noticed him defaulted from the match. In an announcement on Instagram simply hours after his sensational exit in New York, the Serbian world primary mentioned he had been left “actually unhappy and empty” by the controversy. The 33-year-old was tossed from the tournament after unintentionally hitting a tennis ball into the throat of a line official throughout his fourth spherical match with Spain’s Pablo Carreno Busta.

“This complete scenario has left me actually unhappy and empty,” Djokovic mentioned in an announcement on Instagram. “I checked on the strains particular person and the match advised me that thank God she is feeling okay.

“I am extraordinarily sorry to have triggered her such stress. So unintended. So flawed.”

This whole situation has left me really sad and empty. I checked on the lines person and the tournament told me that thank God she is feeling ok. I’m extremely sorry to have caused her such stress. So unintended. So wrong. I’m not disclosing her name to respect her privacy. As for the disqualification, I need to go back within and work on my disappointment and turn this all into a lesson for my growth and evolution as a player and human being. I apologize to the @usopen tournament and everyone associated for my behavior. I’m very grateful to my team and family for being my rock support, and my fans for always being there with me. Thank you and I’m so sorry. Cela ova situacija me cini zaista tunim i praznim. Proverio sam kako se osea linijski sudija, i prema inform acijama koje sam dobio, oseca se dobro, hvala Bogu. Njeno ime ne mogu da otkrijem zbog ocuvanja njene pivatnosti. Jako mi je ao to sam joj naneo takav stres. Nije bilo namerno. Bilo je pogresno. Zelim da ovo neprijatno iskustvo, diskvalifikaciju sa turnira, pretvorim u vaznu zivotnu lekciju, kako bih nastavio da rastem i razvijam se kao xovek, ali i teniser. Izvinjavam se organizatorima US Opena. Veoma sam zahvalan svom timu i porodici sto mi pruzaju snaznu podrsku, kao i mojim navijacima jer su uvek uz mene. Hvala vam i zao mi je. Bio je ovo tezak dan za sve.

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Djokovic, who left Flushing Meadows with out talking to reporters following his exit, mentioned he would attempt to be taught from the incident.

“As for the disqualification, I want to return inside and work on my disappointment and switch this all right into a lesson for my development and evolution as a participant and human being,” he mentioned.

“I apologize to the @usopen match and everybody related for my conduct. I am very grateful to my staff and household for being my rock help, and my followers for at all times being there with me.

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“Thanks and I am so sorry.”

Djokovic is certainly one of solely a handful of gamers to be defaulted from a Grand Slam match ever since John McEnroe was infamously booted out of the 1990 Australian Open.