The Adria Tour which was started by Novak Djokovic had some negative effects. Many players including Novak himself got infected with the coronavirus. This led to a lot of people criticizing the Serb because he did not follow social distancing guidelines. Manchester United footballer Nemanja Matic has just defended him from this criticism Check it out.

Matic Defends Novak Djokovic

In a recent open letter, Nemanja Matic talked about the people criticizing Novak Djokovic. He said that people are criticizing him even though according to the laws of the state, everything in the event was in order. He went all to call them ‘mice’ and said,

“The mice have come out of their holes giving themselves the right to criticize the world number one, both in terms of tennis, but also in his attitude toward all the people in the world. However, I’m not worried. Very soon the cat (read, Nole) will be on the court and the mice back in the hole.”

He went on to say that he holds nothing against Novak except for the fact that he apologized to the ‘mice’ who criticized him for no reason. Also, he addressed Novak directly in the letter and said that they will be apologizing to him very soon.

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Nemanja Matic hasn’t been the only person who has defended Novak from the criticism. Novak’s parents defended him and so did Novak’s coach. He said that people were just waiting to criticize him when he makes a wrong move.

Clearly, there is an argument here about whether Novak was right or not. But that is not going to be the most important thing in people’s minds. They will be hoping that the players infected will recover soon so that they can play the ATP Tour when it returns in August. And hopefully, that is exactly what happens.