Six months after an infamous gaffe made by Channel 9 reporter Tony Jones about Novak Djokovic on live television during the Australian Open, the Nine Network has been forced to make an embarrassing second official apology for the joke gone wrong.

Novak Djokovic’s straight-set loss to top-ranked Jannik Sinner in the Wimbledon 2025 semifinals has reignited the retirement conversation surrounding the 38-year-old Serb legend. While his performance was admirable - fighting hard despite visible signs of physical wear - it also marked the third consecutive time in 2025 he failed to reach a Grand Slam final after faltering in semis.

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Novak Djokovic, a 24‑time Grand Slam champion and the current world number six, reflected on the defining moments of his remarkable career and revealed who he considers his fiercest opponent. Speaking to Eurosport,

By Martyn Herman LONDON (Reuters) -Top seed Jannik Sinner ensured Novak Djokovic will be absent from a Wimbledon men's singles final for the first time in eight years after handing the Serbian great a brutal Centre Court battering on Friday.

With hard-court Majors on the horizon, Mats sees Novak as a serious threat for the much younger opponents from the top. The talk od 'last chances' may be premature, as the Serb's level remains elite on the most notable scene. For Wilander, Djokovic remains in the game now and in a year, with the story of his Major journey as far from over.

Jannik Sinner delivered a crushing defeat to an injured Novak Djokovic on Centre Court, paving the way for a repeat of the unforgettable French Open final against Carlos Alcaraz on Sunday. In doing so,