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Poorly portrayed: Novak Djokovic says he's "an easy target to be the villain"
"Nobody apologized to me publicly," the 21-time major winner told Serbian media, after Australian Open broadcasters "went completely overboard" in misrepresenting an innocuous bathroom break during his first-round match.
Published Jan 20, 2023
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Djokovic is yet to lose in 2023, having claimed the Adelaide 1 title to start his season.
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