Novak Djokovic sarcastically conducts booing fans at ATP Tour Finals as world No1 loses first match since Wimbledon

NOVAK DJOKOVIC saw his 19-match unbeaten run come to an end at the ATP Finals on Tuesday.

The World No1 suffered a 5-7, 7-6, 6-7 group stage defeat to home favourite Jannik Sinner in Turin.

GettyNovak Djokovic relished the hostile atmosphere by conducting the boos[/caption]

GettyThe world No1 left fans at centre court furious[/caption]

Fans watching the action unfold on centre court voiced their support for the Italian throughout, while Djokovic faced the brunt of a hostile reception.

However, the 24-time Grand Slam winner responded by revelling in the hostility and conducting the crowd.

Fans took to X to react, with one person writing: “This disrespectful crowd here in Torino are so naive. Every time the boos come out, Djokovic takes it and turns it into his fuel. Y’all don’t learn .”

Another commented: “Well done Novak Djokovic. Don’t let it get to you. Those people who boo you will never understand anything about tennis and life.”

A third wrote: “Djokovic doing that thing where he tries his very best to get the whole crowd against him and boo.”

A fourth fan added: “Only a genius like @DjokerNole would create a symphony out of the jeers and boos of haters. Don’t be like the haters: be like Djokovic.”

While a fifth said: “I’m 100% convinced people who boo Djokovic during matches are actually fans and they just want to watch him to switch into THAT gear and drop a I’m HIM performance.”

After the match, Sinner admitted that he was thrilled with the result.

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GettyJannik Sinner beat the world No.1 for the first time on home soil[/caption]

He told Amazon Prime: “I think I was really brave and intelligent in important moments. We both played really well, it was a high-level match.

“It means a lot to me, when you win against the world number one who has 24 Grand Slams, it’s the top.

“It was a tactical match and I managed to win so I’m really, really happy.”

   

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