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Djokovic Flags Sinner’s Flawed Ban
November 12, 2025 | Edition #265
We’re back with your regular tennis bulletin. Well, sort of. As you’ll see, today’s roundup shines the spotlight on Novak Djokovic. The 24-time Grand Slam champion sat down with Piers Morgan to reflect on life, legacy, and everything in between. So yes, we’ve got the biggest takeaways from that conversation along with daily on-court updates, including Alex de Minaur’s reaction to his tough loss to Musetti, Taylor Fritz’s latest update after his ATP Finals setback, and more.
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Djokovic Highlights Red Flags In Sinner’s Suspension Saga |
Novak Djokovic raises concerns over Jannik Sinner’s suspension case, pointing out several red flags in how it was handled. |
Dive into the main storylines - laid out in brief for you - from the Serbian’s interaction with Morgan, and how those experiences shaped him into the player he is today.
As you read above the Serbian pointed out multiple problems when it comes to Sinner’s case. So tell us,
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On November 12, 2012, Novak Djokovic produced a masterful display to end Roger Federer’s reign as ATP Tour Finals champion. Djokovic finished as the world’s top ranked player for the second successive year as the Serb withstood an early barrage from Federer in both sets before overwhelming the six-time Tour Finals winner in an epic encounter lasting two hours and 14 minutes at London’s O2 Arena.
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