Novak Djokovic addressed the media after his third-round leave thanks to Alexei Popyrin.

 Novak Djokovic addressed the media after his third-round leave thanks to Alexei Popyrin.

He praised Popyrin on the success however said that making the third round of the U.S. Open was "a triumph" given his structure coming into the competition.

"I have played a portion of the most terrible tennis I have at any point played, truly, serving by a long shot the most awful ever," Djokovic said. "In the event that you play on a fast surface like this without the serve, without the capacity to win free focuses there, exceptionally low first-serve rate, many twofold blames, then, at that point, you can't win."

Djokovic conceded that triumphant the Olympic gold decoration and the feelings that accompanied that significantly affected his groundwork for the U.S. Open.

"I burned through a great deal of effort winning the gold, and I showed up to New York simply not feeling new intellectually and truly," Djokovic said. "But since it's the U.S. Open, I did the best that I can with it a shot and I attempted. Well, I had no actual issues. I just felt running on empty and you could see that with the manner in which I played."

Novak Djokovic killed from U.S. Open as Alexei Popyrin explodes competition

NEW YORK — On the fifth day, the ruler of tennis left the structure.

 

 

24 hours after Carlos Alcaraz got booted from the U.S. Open, Novak Djokovic, the reigning champ and 24-time Huge homerun victor, followed him out the entryway. The huge serving and unexpectedly deadly Australian, Alexei Popyrin, put him into the piece heap of men's seeds at the current year's competition, winning 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4.

While the No. 1 seed, Jannik Miscreant, is as yet standing, these two outcomes in two evenings have exploded the U.S. Open. Huge homerun close misses, similar to Casper Ruud and Alexander Zverev, and a cast of home visionaries frantic to turn into the primary American man to win a Huge homerun beginning around 2003, are out of nowhere alive.

Djokovic's misfortune was both completely reasonable and through and through shocking, at the same time.

He is 37, over two months eliminated from knee medical procedure. A month prior, he recorded maybe the most close to home victory of his profession, a stunning success over Alcaraz to catch Olympic gold, the one significant tennis prize that had evaded him.

Novak Djokovic realized he would win Olympic gold - he simply didn't have any idea when

He played that competition on earth. He didn't play a match on a hard court until his most memorable success at the current year's competition in New York, Monday night over Moldovan Radu Albot. The success at the Olympics — his most memorable title of the year — revived him, however he actually said that he had finished all that he needed in his vocation.

As a tennis player, he was finished.