Serbian tennis great says he understands the frustration of some players over the 'lack of consistency' in doping rules.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Emotions ran high for Novak Djokovic on Monday as he angrily lashed out at Wimbledon fans following his three-set demolition job over young Dane Holger Rune in the fourth round, while it was game over for a previously indestructible Alexander Zverev. Read full story
Serbian tennis great says he understands the frustration of some players over the 'lack of consistency' in doping rules.
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