Novak Djokovic shockingly eliminated from the Monte-Carlo Masters and booed by crowd as he smashes his racket.

After a shocking Monte-Carlo Masters exit to 21-year-old Lorenzo Musetti, Novak Djokovic wasn't in the best of moods. The 22-time Grand Slam champion, who arrived at the Masters 1000 series event as the top seed, was broken by Musetti in the third round and ended his 32-match win streak against players ranked outside the top 20.



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The spectators in Monte-Carlo cheered for Musetti as Djokovic stomped on his racket and bent it in half. Despite the defeat, Djokovic congratulated Musetti on achieving the biggest win of his career. He acknowledged his own poor play and wished his opponent luck, demonstrating his sportsmanship.





After the match, Djokovic said he wasn't in the mood to speak, but did not deny any rumours of injury. He was praised for his composure and sportsmanship, showing that even in moments of defeat, he can remain composed and professional.





Novak Djokovic's remarkable career continues to inspire and his sportsmanship in the face of defeat is a testament to his incredible character.

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