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Novak Djokovic feels slighted about ‘chasing’ Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz at Australian Open

Novak Djokovic is getting fortuitous wins on the court at the Australian Open — but will not accept Ls in his press conferences.

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Novak Djokovic hits back at suggestion he’s chasing Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner

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Novak Djokovic does not need to hide behind Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner

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Australian Open news: Novak Djokovic's verdict on row as Jannik Sinner sets meeting

Novak Djokovic had a huge slice of luck at the Australian Open, as his quarter-final opponent, Lorenzo Musetti, retired while cruising in the pair's last-eight clash.

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A ‘disrespectful’ question angered the Djoker. It’s because he knows the answer... and doesn’t like it

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Jannik Sinner’s Words for Novak Djokovic Speaks Volume at the Australian Open

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Australian Open 2026: Jannik Sinner books semi-final date with Novak Djokovic

Australia’s Alex de Minaur fell once again at the quarter-final hurdle last night, with a brilliant showing still no match for world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz.

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John Isner believes Novak Djokovic has received a significant boost in Australia

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Novak Djokovic apologises and gets into 'disrespectful' dispute during press conference

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‘I find it disrespectful’ – Unhappy Novak Djokovic hits back at reporter during tense press conference

Novak Djokovic fired back at suggestions he is ‘chasing’ Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz in a frosty moment at a press conference. The Serbian tennis great made it to the semi-finals

Novak Djokovic calls reporter's question 'disrespectful' after Australian Open quarterfinal win

Novak Djokovic fired back at a reporter who suggested he's been "chasing" rivals, defending his record 24 Grand Slam titles before the Australian Open semifinal.

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Feeling disrespected, Djokovic plans on 'creating my own history' in Australian Open semifinals

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The most successful player ever in men’s tennis felt disrespected, and had to pause before summarizing the offending question out loud just to process it again. Novak Djokovic,