Novak Djokovic has been qualified as a ‘Bond Evil villain’ in an impressive outbreak of a commentator about channel seven after he was booed from the court in shameful scenes at the Australian Open on Friday.
The superstar had already appeared in the headlines during the tournament when he boycotted an interview on the court with the host presenter Channel Nine after the presenter Tony Jones made fun of him in front of the Serbian fans, and now they have given him another explosion in the live television.
The body language expert, Dr. Louise Mahler, appeared in the morning program of Seven earlier this week when she mentioned the 24 times Grand Slam champion while arguing what Australian open stars revealed about themselves during the tournament.
After praising Alex de Minaur for working hard and smiling while trying to win his house from his house, Mahler left on a wild tangent on the old number 1 of the world, taking out his Slavo origin while marking his ‘evil’ behavior.
‘Then you have Djokovic … reminds me of one of James Bond’s evil characters. He is tall, is Eslavo, has all the awards behind him, stops, and when he does his interview, he leans his head forward, protects his eyes, “Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies told the hosts.
‘And then he does something in the court that he also does in the interviews: he keeps his head still and then moves his eyes, and you only see a lot of white.
The body language expert, Dr. Louise Mahler (in the photo), Morning Show presenter on the left, Kylie Gillies, struggles to leave the record while describing the behavior of Djokovic ‘evil’
Mahler made reference to the Slavo background and the habit of the superstar of keeping his head still and moving his eyes to explain why she sees him as “one of James Bond’s evil characters”
‘And when you see a lot of white in the eye, that really says evil. And he … is very intimidating.
A surprised Gillies entered to say: “It is not evil, but it is obviously trying to portray a force, I think it is perhaps a better word.”
Djokovic has won the Australian Open 11 times has often talked about his love for the so -called ‘Happy Slam’, but his campaign to obtain a 25th Title number in Melbourne this year has appeared in all reasons for all wrong reasons.
First Jones sang, ‘Novak is overvalued. Novak is a ha-been. Novak, echologue, during a live cross for a nine news bulletin on January 17.
The star and network nine later apologized after Novak refused to do an interview on the court with the station and described Jones “insulting and offensive.”
Djokovic was booed by sections of the crowd when a serious lesion in the hamstrings forced him to withdraw from his semifinal match against Alexander Zverev on Friday after losing the first set.
The German defended his opponent in the comments made in court immediately after the shocking development.
“Please, boys, do not boo a player when they go out with an injury,” said Zverev.
‘I know that everyone paid tickets and everyone wants to see a great five -set match. But you have to understand during the last 20 years, Novak Djokovic has given tennis absolutely everything.
‘He has won this tournament with an abdominal tear, a tear of hamstrings. If you can’t continue with this game, it means that you really can’t continue.
The great American John Mcenroe was also surprised in the comments of Cannel Nine.
“They can’t be booing it, please,” Mcenroe said.
Djokovic had a very controversial Australian open, which culminated that they are booed by sections of the crowd when he withdrew from his semifinal through an injury (in the photo)
The Nine Canal Star, Tony Jones, apologized to the 24 -time Grand Slam champion (in the photo) so Djokovic called ‘insulting and offensive’ comments during a live cross in the open
‘He has won this 10 times for the love of God. Unreal.’
Tennis fans from all over the world set fire to spectators for the horrible exhibition, qualify them as “horrible” and “a misfortune.”
Djokovic then responded to those who doubted the seriousness of the injury by publishing a graphic photo that shows that his left ischiotibial had suffered serious damage.
And before the tournament had begun, the 37 -year -old man said he had been poisoned while he was stopped in Melbourne before being deported by his COVID Vaccine Status in 2022.
‘I had some health problems. And I realized that at that hotel in Melbourne I fed me with some food that poisoned me, “Djokovic said GQ magazine.
‘I had some discoveries when I returned to Serbia. I never told anyone publicly, but I discovered that it was, I had a very high level of heavy metal. Heavy metal He had leadership, a very high level of lead and mercury.
When asked if he thought he came from food, Djokovic replied “that’s the only way.”
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