Roland Garros might be over, but the controversy is still around the corner. Days after Novak Djokovic‘s landmark 23rd major title, different opinions have surfaced on social media. Some are hailing him while others are bitter. A few others are trying to belittle his achievements while his ardent fans are giving him due credit. Well, one thing is certain about social media – the most controversial take will always get the bites, as was the case recently.

A rather strange headline from a renowned outlet has bothered tennis fans on Twitter. The headline was good enough to fool the masses, as it did not present the current situation of the ATP tour in a rightful manner. But what exactly did the headline say?

Twitterati reacts to a renowned media outlet’s outrageous headline

A few days ago, Djokovic fans were not happy with The Guardian’s different take on Djokovic’s triumph. We saw a similar reaction to an article about the same topic published by a renowned outlet.

The headline read, “Tennis has a Novak Djokovic problem and the solution needs to present itself . . . fast“.

The fans could not digest this take. They believed that the author needed help or a reality check.

A fan believed that the take was rather scary.

Another fan claimed the author to be a Djokovic hater and said it would not stop him from winning.

The ones who do not pay attention to these pieces were also pressed.

A fan raised a valid point by equating Djokovic to Lionel Messi.

Fans also believed that the hate was unwarranted.

Claims of media trying to sabotage Djokovic could be seen as well.

A certain user decided to call out the author of the article.

One of the wiser fans asked others to ignore such headlines.

Among all the reactions, there was an overboard reply that brought the Monica Seles situation into the discussion.

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How does Novak Djokovic deal with hatred?

Over the years, we have seen that Djokovic did not receive the same amount of crowd support as his rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. He has had to deal with hostile crowds and biased media narratives for the better part of his career. However, the Serb has more often than not come out on top amidst all the adversity. He said, “I don’t mind. It’s not the first, probably not the last time. I’ll just keep winning” when asked about how he deals with hostile crowds.

Djokovic’s mental strength and the ability to deal with hate are the major reasons why he sits at the top of men’s tennis right now.

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