It was the one we've all been waiting for. 🙃 Let's hope we see these two face off again Down Under! 🎾 9WWOS
"Ladies and gentlemen, unfortunately Novak Djokovic doesn't feel 100 percent fit to play this evening," the announcer said, reading a statement from the WTL.Novak Djokovic lost to Alexander Zverev at the World Tennis League.
"Now, the message from Novak to his fans in the stadium and across the globe is the greatest show on the court must go on. "So he has asked his teammate Grigor Dimitrov to take the court right now. He'll be playing singles formally. He's ready to go. "And of course, we wish Novak well as Nick Kyrgios hits the court. Novak will be back on court this [Saturday]. So please put your hands together and wish Novak well for the rest of today. We'll see him back here on [Saturday]."The match between Kyrgios and Djokovic was arguably the most highly-anticipated affair in the teams-based tournament.
It was to be the first meeting between them since Kyrgios' fourth set loss at the hallowed London court.For a daily dose of the best of the breaking news and exclusive content from Wide World of Sports, subscribe to our newsletter by
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