Melbourne, Australia – Novak Djokovic posted a scan of his injured left hamstring on social media in the early hours of Sunday, more than 24 hours after being sown in the Australian Open when he quit setting one in his semi -finals, as he gave his news The conference said a torn muscle.
The 24 -time Grand Slam Champion put a picture of the MRI taken on X on Saturday and wrote: “I felt that I would leave it here for ‘experts’ for all sports injuries.”
He did not give any additional information, such as an exact diagnosis may receive them or no time for their recovery.
Djokovic, 37, closed his match against Alexander Zeverev after leaving the initial set in a tiebreaker on Friday. After joining hands with Zeverev and the chair umpire, Djokovic collected his equipment and started walking towards the locker room.
Some audiences of Rod Lever Arena suffered her. Djokovic put both his thumbs up before leaving.
During his on-court interview, Zeverev followed those who provoked Djokovic.
“I know everyone pays for tickets and everyone hopes to watch a five-set match to watch a great match,” Zarev said. “But you have understood – Novak Djokovic is someone who has given this game, for the last 20 years, exactly everything of his life.”
Djokovic was hurt late in the first set of his previous match, a four-set win against Carlos Alakraj in the quarter-finals on Tuesday night.
Djokovic finished the match with tape on his upper left leg and raised a similar rap against Zaverev.
Djokovic said at his news conference on Friday, “I did everything that I could originally manage the muscle tears that I had.”
“At the end of that first set, I just started feeling more pain,” he said. “It was too much, I think, to handle me at this time. Unfortunate end, but I tried.