Novak Djokovic‘s Australian Open dominance was threatened as there was a scare of a persisting wrist injury. But days of speculation have come to an end as we finally have an update on the situation. The Djoker has won the tournament 10 times and aims to make the number 11 as he has landed for practice in Melbourne. 

The major injury scare came during the United Cup when the Serbinator took a medical break during his match against Alex De Minaur. The wrist issue persisted, and the world was scared of witnessing an Australian Open without the 24-time grand slam champion.

Novak Djokovic lands in Melbourne amidst injury scare

Watching the Australian Open take place without the Djoker is like having ice cream without sugar. It’s not right. Tennis fans were wildly speculating whether the Serbian star would play in the tournament due to an injury sustained in the United Cup. But after days of agony, fans are relieved of their anxiety – Novak Djokovic has arrived Down Under.

Saša Ozmo, a tennis and basketball journalist, recently shared a post on his ‘X’ profile and wrote, “Novak #Djokovic is scheduled to practice tomorrow afternoon in Melbourne“. The news comes as a big relief to all tennis fans as the wrist injury scare of the Djoker took precedence over most news in tennis. Most are already disappointed at the prospect of not seeing Rafael Nadal; missing out on the Serb would have been another big blow.

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The bout against Alex De Minaur that originally worried fans took place in the United Cup and eventually led to Djokovic’s withdrawal from the tournament. In his place, his protege stepped up but unfortunately couldn’t achieve a similar feat.   

Djokovic explains reason for United Cup move

A few hours days after his injury scare, the Djoker provided an update that cleared up why he didn’t participate in the United Cup. Instead of him, his protege Hamad Medjedovic played the mixed doubles match. He revealed that he received treatment before, after, and during the match, which helped him tackle the situation in the best way possible.

Even though he got injured, he finished the match and moved on from the tournament and will now tackle the Australian Open. As he plays the tournament to defend his title and fight for his 11th Australian Open championship, he will ensure a complete recovery. Can he manage to lift the trophy once again?

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