Currently the 33rd tennis player on the ATP ranking list, he made a big surprise and achieved the most significant victory in his career.

“I’m happy with how I played and how I got into the match. I felt really good. You can never be very confident when you play such a big match against Novak. This is a really big win. I’m thrilled to go further, especially because I’m had a break minus in the second set. I also had some difficulties in the first set, but in the end I still have to be very satisfied, “said the Briton.

Although he lost 3-0 in the second set, Evans managed to make a turnaround.

“The most important thing is that you have to believe in yourself that you can win. I have to admit that I doubted myself a little, because it’s not easy to serve in difficult, decisive moments. Everything goes through your head then, but I’m lucky I won.” “After the tournament, I will be able to tell my children and grandchildren how I beat the best tennis player in the world,” Evans concluded.

It’s been a wild week for Novak Djokovic, who has gone from floating on a wild night to fear of coronavirus.

Djokovic celebrated the end of his successful charity tennis tournament in Serbia by meeting a cabaret club in Belgrade with Dominic Thiem, Alexander Averev and Grigor Dimitrov.

The neighborhood loosened up on stage as they danced topless, while Djokovic later took to the dance floor to play the levitation and macarena.

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Novak Djokovic sang with a pianist. Photo credit: @hotsportsrbSource: Twitter

Djokovic burst into tears after failing to reach the final in the first leg of his Balkan charity tournament on Sunday.

Reports surfaced today that Djokovic has additional cause for concern following a basketball star he was close with who tested positive for coronavirus.

Serbian basketball club Partizan confirmed that 26-year-old Nikola Jankovic had returned a positive test for the virus.

He is believed to have participated in an honor testimonial match for a former Partizan player where Djokovic was a guest of honor and was presented with his own basketball jersey.

It is unclear whether Djokovic had physical contact with Jankovic.

Djokovic’s charity event, while well-intentioned, sparked criticism online for the lack of precautions against social distancing and coronavirus.

When you observe the human closeness and embrace on the Adria Tour, you will almost forget why the Adria Tour exists in the first place.

Hope it goes well, but when I see crowds like this I am nervous in June 2020. Https://t.co/o3deFPGkKJ

– Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) June 12, 2020

That is absolutely inconsiderate, are there no liability laws in Serbia? How not to be afraid of being sued in an outbreak?

– Jimmie48 Photography @ (@JJlovesTennis) June 12, 2020

Meanwhile, the world’s number one has made headlines for his firm stance against playing at the US Open, and now another tennis player has beaten Djokovic for his “selfish” attitude.

Dominic Thiem runner-up Filip Krajinovic pose with her trophies after the last game on the charity exhibition Adria Tour organized by Novak Djokovic. (Photo by Srdjan Stevanovic / Getty Images)Source: Getty Images

Djokovic admits he’s considering skipping the hard court major due to start August 31 because coronavirus restrictions are too “extreme”.

“Most of the players I spoke to were pretty negative about going there,” Djokovic told Serbian state broadcaster RTS.

Sachia Vickery, who ranks 158th in the world, has a different perspective than high-ranking Djokovic and gave him a reality check.

Novak Djokovic turns the ball back during the Adria Tour charity exhibition. (Photo by Srdjan Stevanovic / Getty Images)Source: Getty Images

“He should play a 60k (minor) tournament in Troy, Alabama and then come back and tell us how tough the conditions are,” she told Sky Sports.

“It’s a little selfish to say that in a way because there are so many players who can’t afford to have seven or eight people on their team. Most of us are used to traveling with just one or two people.

“Of course he deserves the right to have as many people as he wants, but at the end of the day it’s a whole tour. If they have to put in some restrictions to be able to play tennis again, I don’t think it’s a big deal. “

The ATP and WTA tours have been suspended since March due to the COVID-19 pandemic and will not resume until the end of July 2020. (Photo by Andrej ISAKOVIC / AFP)Source: AFP

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios supported Djokovic, but for various reasons.

According to Kyrgios, planning the US Open amid the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement is “selfish”.

The ATP is trying to get the US Open up and running. Selfish with everything that’s going on in the moment. Covid of course, but also with the unrest we have to tackle these challenges together before tennis returns in my opinion. https://t.co/tEHPvr4miB

– Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) June 11, 2020

“The ATP is trying to get the US Open going. Selfish with everything that’s happening, ”Kyrgios tweeted.

“Covid of course, but also with the unrest we have to tackle these challenges together before tennis returns in my opinion.”

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A model has revealed that she was offered mijë 50,000 to secretly film herself seducing Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic, Zeri.info reports.

Stunning Serbian model Natalija Scekic was even offered a break if she agreed to seduce tennis star Djokovic.

Speaking to Marcan, she said: “It is true that a boy contacted me. “I know him from (London) and I considered him a serious guy.”

“I am familiar with their work. “When he asked me for an appointment, I thought it was a business matter,” she said.

“However, as the conversation progressed, I saw that it had nothing to do with my life. “I thought it was a hidden camera when he told me I had to seduce Novak and film him,” Scekic continued.

“He told me I could get around ,000 60,000 for this and a trip wherever I wanted,” said the Serbian model.

Djokovic, 33, is married to his wife, Jelenan, seven years ago, when they have two children. /Zeri.info