Novak Djokovic clashes with British fans after leading Serbia to Davis Cup win
Novak Djokovic told rowdy British fans to “shut up” after leading Serbia to a 2-0 victory in the Davis Cup quarter-finals in Malaga.
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Novak Djokovic tells spectators to 'shut up' for interrupting interview following Serbia's Davis Cup win over Great Britain
Novak Djokovic told rowdy British fans to "shut up" after leading Serbia to a 2-0 victory in the Davis Cup quarter-finals in Malaga.
Djokovic says British fans disrespectful during Davis Cup win
Novak Djokovic accused British fans of disrespect during Serbia's Davis Cup quarter-final victory in Malaga on Thursday (Nov 23).
Jannick Sinner, Italy reach Davis Cup semis after doubles win - ESPN
MALAGA, Spain — Jannik Sinner kept Italy alive by winning his singles match and then successfully teamed up with Lorenzo Sonego in the doubles against the Netherlands to send his nation into the semifinals of the Davis Cup on Thursday.
Red-Hot Novak Djokovic Hoping For 'Final Push' For Serbia In Davis Cup
Novak Djkovic said on Wednesday he is aiming to carry his superb form into the Davis Cup and winning the competition with Serbia this week is one of his "greatest goals". The 36-year-old great has won three Grand Slams this year, with an all-time best tally of 24 and clinched his seventh ATP Finals title on Sunday in Turin, beating both Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. Djokovic and Serbia, who last won the Davis Cup in 2010, face Great Britain on Thursday in the last eight. "It's the last week of the season, so one final push is necessary from each one of us," world number one Djokovic told reporters.
Finland stun defending champions Canada to reach semifinals of Davis Cup in Spain
MALAGA, Spain: Feeling at home, Finland upset defending champions Canada to reach the semifinals of the Davis Cup for the first time on Tuesday.
ITF announces record prize money for Billie Jean King Cup
This year's Billie Jean King Cup champions will receive a record $2.4 million, with prize money for the finals of the women's team event again matching that of the men's Davis Cup.
When Irish tennis dined at the Davis Cup's top table and took on the might John McEnroe
"The Republic of Ireland is not a place where tennis flourishes. The reasons may be varied, but leaving the country's sports psyche aside, there are two possible explanations much easier to understand..."