Djokovic confirmed and gave details of why Murray will not be in Monte-Carlo

ByDavid Mitchell
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After the defeat in the final of Miami Masters 1000 against Jakub Mensik (23rd world ranking), which deprived him of obtaining the 100th title of his career, Novak Djokovic (5th) landed in Monaco to play the Monte-Carlo Tournament. However, this time, Without the presence of Andy Murray in his box.

The Serbian, in the Media Day of the contest and in the prelude to the beginning, he explained the reasons: “It was never part of the agreement to work with Andy this week. I thought who wanted me to come, apart from my physical trainer and my physio, and my brother Marko could accompany me, so that helps me emotionally, share some time with my brother and spend some time with him along the way. “

Then, he referred to the possibility of achieving Title 100: “There is no doubt that it has become more difficult throughout my career, but My performance in Miami gives me more inspiration to move forward. I feel very good on the court when I hit the ball well and win games. Obviously, when you start losing soon you have more questions and internal voices that make you doubt whether you should move on, “

“I left a bit with a bitter taste when losing the tournament in Miamibut it was a high quality match on my part. I took out very well, I played well. I had a bit of bad luck in the final, two Trebreaks, but Mesik was better, that’s all. It gives me a lot of encouragement and positivity reflecting on my game and how I played“He added.

In Monte-Carlo, Nole will debut in the second round before the winner of the duel between the Chilean Alejandro Tabilo (32 °) and the Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka (161 °). “People talk about my age, but what about him? He is still strong. I love Stan, he is a great guy and a champion who has been underestimated with everything he has achieved. Three Grand Slams, Davis Cup, Olympic Gold, is a legend of sport and really inspiring“Djokovic said the possibility of playing before the European.

All Mount-Carlo Masters activity can be followed live by Disney+.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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