Novak Djokovic fears Nick Kyrgios's 'unreadable' serve and was left seeking a solution to it when the Australian beat him twice in two weeks, Craig O'Shannessy, a former member of the Serbian's team, said ahead of their Wimbledon final.
Jul 8, 2022; London, England, United Kingdom; Novak Djokovic serves during his semi finals menÕs singles match against Cameron Norrie on Centre court at All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
"Whether it's his feet, the ball toss -- anything different or any tell with where he's serving," Australia's Sydney Morning HeraldO'Shannessy as saying. "I ran overlay of Nick serving out wide and down the middle, and there's no difference. "And Novak fears that service game. He absolutely does and that's self-evident with Novak nominating Nick as the best serve he's played against."
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