Few tennis players express as many emotions as Novak Djokovic, champion this Sunday of the Australian Open for the tenth time, already added his 22nd Grand Slam title, equaling Rafa Nadal.
The irrefutable victory of the Serbian tennis player, devastated Stefanos Tsitsipás in the final, has also led to a celebration at the height of the feat. Djokovic has let go of all his anger first, and has broken down in tears afterwards, as if letting out all the accumulated pressure after being deported from Australia last year and not being able to play the tournament.
After taking the last and decisive point, the Serbian has remained calm and has waited to greet his Greek rival before unleashing all his passion. Djokovic then went to his box, where he began a heartbreaking emotional roller coaster.
The new number one in the world has begun to scream, extending his arms, in a clear gesture of rage that has warmed the hearts of the fans present at the Rod Laver Arena.
Later, he has gotten closer and has begun to hug his entire team, although his hugs with his family members have been especially emotional. Her mother Dijana hers has welcomed him into her arms in a beautiful print.
After meeting their mother, a very special moment has come, when the Djokovic brothers, Marko and Novak, have become one. It should be remembered that at the cry of "Vai fuori!" (get out of here), Novak had thrown his brother off the track a few weeks ago in the Adelaide final, in which he would finally beat Sebastian Korda with great difficulty. The differences that then seemed to surface are clear that they have been parked.
After those hugs, so full of emotions, Djokovic has collapsed. He has fallen to the ground and has broken down crying inconsolably for a long time, in which he has let go of everything he has inside after a few difficult months in which he was not clear about his future.
It has not been the only time when Djokovic has not been able to hold back tears. Sitting on his bench, with the towel over his head after the victory, a very common image in tennis players, the Serbian has also begun to cry inconsolably, a mixture of joy and relaxation.
