The tennis player has always stood out for his controversy and not for his game
damir Dzumur reappears on the scene. The Bosnian, current number 192 of the ATP rankingshas attacked Rafa again Nadal. This time, when asked about the contribution to the sport and its growth of the top tennis players, and therefore, the most influential. His statements do not leave anything good for the Spanish.
There he accuses Nadal of “not helping the other tennis players on the circuit throughout his career, as he has done Djokovic, for instance”. Something that caught the attention of the followers of both tennis players, but especially those of the Spanish who to a certain extent did not agree.
The Bosnian already attacked the Spanish tennis player in the last Australian Open with strong words
In the last Australian Open, Rafael Nadal was proclaimed champion in Melbourne after a time comeback and some physical problems that made him doubtful about the start of the great ocean event at the beginning of the year. This did not sit well with Damir Dzumhur, who became the number 23 in the ATP.
Still active, the European attacked Rafa after his great achievement, commenting that “anyone can win a Grand Slam if Djokovic doesn’t compete”. Then Damir attacked the Spaniard again, and has once again stoked the Spaniard, after commenting on Bosnia’s Davis Cup tie against Mexico.
The former number 23 in the ATP ranking returned to launch his controversy against Rafa Nadal
“Novak has helped tennis players a lot. He himself has tried everything to help them, to improve the ATP Tour, improve the conditions of the tennis players, not only in the Top-100, but also for those in the Top-200, Top-300 or Top-400. It is something that I think Nadal has never shown in his career, ”were his statements.
So, as we can see, it is not the first time that the Bosnian has sided with Djokovic. Dzumhur and Nadal have seen each other on the court up to three times, with two to one in favor of the Balearic Islands, corresponding to the 2016 Miami Open and 2018 Open Australia and Masters 1000 Rome.