Piers Morgan
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“I Want To Apologize” Novak Djokovic On Sinner, Jabs Backlash & More
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Piers Morgan didn’t exactly shy away from publicly criticising Novak Djokovic over his stance on Covid vaccines, even tweeting “good” when the tennis great was banned from Australia over it.
And now, for the first time, the pair come face-to-face to relay what was really going on inside their heads during that tumultuous time - and of course to discuss the highs and lows of Novak’s illustrious career as what many perceive to be the greatest ever tennis player.
He opens up about how he’s felt watching Sinner and Alcaraz’s ascent into stardom plus he gives his insight into Sinner’s doping ban. And does he think he can win another Grand Slam?
But maybe most compellingly… does HE believe he’s the greatest of all time?
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