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Djokovic injured and withdrawn, an earthquake at Roland-Garros!

Le 04/06/2024 à 17h04 par Elio Valotto

Novak Djokovic wasn't faking it on Monday: he had indeed suffered a knee injury. After admitting he wasn't sure he'd be able to play in his quarter-final, it's now official: he's out of the French Open.

The world number 1 underwent an MRI on Tuesday, and the verdict was clear: a medial meniscus lesion in his right knee. As combative as he is, 'Nole' won't be able to compete on Tuesday, as his body has finally given up on him.

As a result, Casper Ruud has qualified for the semi-finals without playing, and Jannik Sinner will be world number 1 on Monday.

Djokovic, Novak [1]

Ruud, Casper [7]

Forfait

Roland Garros

Tableau

Novak Djokovic

7e, 3910 points

Casper Ruud

6e, 4255 points

Jannik Sinner

1e, 11830 points

Earthquake? Most are expecting either Sinner or Alcaraz to take the trophy, not Djokovic.

Well colour me happy 😊. Novax out, that's made my day.

Yay, the joker is out

The fantastic news deserves a very large glass of Red tonight me thinks

All the haters, sad they take pleasure from someone else's misfortune. Says a lot about the haters.

Before social media, I did not know the percentage of bad and evil people is this high, it breaks my heart that someone is happy when a tennis player has serious injury.

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