Novak Djokovic refuses on-court interview after Australian Open fourth round win
As he exited Rod Laver Arena, Djokovic refused a full on-court interview with commentator Jim Courier. Typically, the victorious player answers a few questions for the television broadcast. Instead, the Serbian star took the microphone to make a short statement before heading down the tunnel.
Novak Djokovic refuses to do Australian Open interview and walks off
Novak Djokovic refused to give a regular on-court interview after booking his spot in the Australian Open quarter-finals. The world No. 7 defeated Jiri Lehecka in straight sets, becoming agitated when some unruly fans called out while he served and tried to disturb him.
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