Djokovic continues to stir controversy by criticizing French Open fans

After creating controversy by writing on the TV camera lens with the words "Kosovo is the heart of Serbia. Stop the violence" that has not "settled down", former world number 1 Djokovic continued to cause more trouble for himself by criticizing the audience at the French Open during the third round match against Fokina (Spain, world number 4).

Djokovic tiếp tục gây tranh cãi khi chỉ trích người hâm mộ Pháp mở rộng - Ảnh 1. — Djokovic fails to get support from French fans

In a tense afternoon of action, Djokovic angered fans when he took a medical leave to treat a left thigh injury late in the second set on Court Philippe Chatrier. When play resumed, Djokovic responded with a round of applause and a sarcastic thumbs-up. The Serb continued to receive boos from the crowd for the remainder of the match.

Djokovic tiếp tục gây tranh cãi khi chỉ trích người hâm mộ Pháp mở rộng - Ảnh 2. — Former world number 1 Djokovic says he was 'disrespected'

However, the top candidate of the tournament Djokovic still beat Fokina with a score of 3-0 (7/6, 7/6, 6/2) and will meet Juan Pablo Varillas (Peru, world No. 94) in the fourth round. Speaking after the match, the 36-year-old Serbian player said: "It's something that I find disrespectful and honestly, I don't understand it. But it's their right. They paid for the ticket. They can do whatever they want."

Djokovic tiếp tục gây tranh cãi khi chỉ trích người hâm mộ Pháp mở rộng - Ảnh 3. — Alcaraz is still playing at a very high level.

Also in the third round, world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz (Spain) proved his strength when he defeated Canadian No. 26 seed Denis Shapovalov 3-0 (6/1, 6/4, 6/2) on Court Philippe Chatrier. Alcaraz's next opponent will be Italian No. 17 seed Lorenzo Musetti. However, No. 7 seed Andrey Rublev (Russia) unexpectedly lost to Lorenzo Sonego (Italy, world No. 48) with a score of 2-3.

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