“Not Sure If I Will Come Back…”: Downbeat Novak Djokovic’s Big Statement After Madrid Open Exit
Novak Djokovic admits he may have played his last-ever match in Madrid after he crashed out in his opening round at the Caja Magica on Saturday. . The fourth-seeded Djokovic suffered a second consecutive opening defeat, after losing his opener against Alejandro Tabilo in Monte Carlo two weeks ago. Asked if this was his last on-court appearance in the Spanish capital, Djokovic said: “It could be. It could be. I’m not sure if I will come back. So,Djokovic’s bid for a 100th career title was scuppered by Italian Matteo Arnaldi, who beat the Serb 6-3, 6-4 in the Madrid Open second round I don’t know. I mean, I’ll come back, maybe not as a player, of course. I hope it’s not, but it could be.” Arnaldi, ranked 44th in the world, recorded just the second top-five win of his career and scribbled ‘OMG’ on the camera lens after his landmark victory. “At the start I was just trying to not s*** in my pants, to be honest,” said the 24-year-old Arnaldi. The athletic …







