Andreea Prisacariu defends Novak Djokovic after being mocked over his Olympics record following his ATP Finals title

Andreea Prisacariu has been a true fan of the Novak Djokovic since her rookie years and always takes his side.

Andreea Prisacariu defends Novak Djokovic after being mocked over his Olympics record following his ATP Finals title

(L-R) Novak Djokovic and Andreea Prisacariu. (credits: Tennis World USA, Playsport)

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic has won himself a lot of fans and followers with his multidimensional and high-intensive brand of play over the years. From celebrities to other athletes, people from almost all parts of the world follow Novak. There is one such fan that Djokovic has won over who is currently coming down the ranks of the tennis rankings.

Romanian tennis player Andreea Prisacariu has been a true fan of the Serbian since her rookie years and always takes his side whenever there is an online feud regarding him.

Recently a fan posted a few pictures of Djokovic looking sad and devasted after losing the Olympic tournaments he played back in the day and most importantly the only piece of achievement he is left to win in his career.

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Prisacario replied back to that post making her amends clearer saying that the tennis legends out there should never be compared or hate comments should never be passed against them. She also made it very clear that one who is a fan of either Federer or Nadal would not have to hate Djokovic. She wrote on X, formerly Twitter: 

I respect Nadal, I respect Federer. And yes I do love Nole most... But I am not out there wishing Federer or Nadal the worst.

What are Novak Djokovic’s ambitions regarding the Olympics?

Novak Djokovic has literally won every single piece of silverware that a tennis player can dream of at the start of their career. With his determination still intact despite age catching up with him, the Serbian never shies away from talking about his desperation for the missing piece in his trophy cabinet. For this is no silverware but a piece of gold, the very gold that he can go on to win at the Paris Olympics next year.

Novak Djokovic at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. (credits: Daily Sabah)

Having already achieved bronze at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Djokovic opened up about his ambitions at the post-match conference regarding the upcoming Olympics. He has always silenced his critics throughout the years, he now has one last chance to fight and bring the gold medal home.

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