In an unexpected twist, Jelena Djokovic has caused a stir with a statement that left everyone in shock after her husband, Novak Djokovic, lost his opening match against Chilean tennis player Alejandro Tabilo.
Jelena’s fury erupted after her husband failed to overcome Tabilo in the first round of a major tournament, and her comment about other players’ weaknesses sparked controversy in the tennis world.
“A person who only knows how to exploit the weaknesses of others,” were the eight words Jelena uttered in an angry tone after her husband’s debacle. These words quickly went viral and became the focus of attention in the media and among tennis fans.
Alejandro Tabilo’s reaction to Jelena’s comments was also forceful. In a subsequent press conference, Tabilo responded firmly: “I’ve trained hard, I’ve given my all. Why are you now denying the efforts of others? We all know how much work it takes to get here, and it’s not fair to discredit what someone has achieved.”
The exchange of words and emotions didn’t end there. Tabilo’s response, with a direct criticism of Jelena’s attitude, left Djokovic deeply affected. In an emotional moment, Novak Djokovic couldn’t hold back his tears and, visibly affected, asked his wife to stop.
“Enough, Jelena, this is too much,” Djokovic said through tears, pleading with his wife to stop reacting to the situation. It was a painful moment not only for the tennis player, but also for the fans who witnessed this tense episode.
The situation sparked widespread debate on social media, with many of Djokovic’s fans defending the player and his rival Alejandro Tabilo. Some considered Jelena’s words unnecessary and a reflection of personal frustration, while others expressed concern about the relationship between the two.
Without a doubt, this incident will remain in the memory of tennis fans, not only for Djokovic’s defeat, but also for the intense emotions that arose behind the scenes. In the future, the Djokovic family is expected to reflect on the impact of his words and how these moments may affect both his personal and professional lives.
