Djokovic finally speaks on mysterious water bottles: "I can barely carry them"

Novak Djokovic broke his silence on the water bottles that made headlines as his mysterious potion drink made a comeback at the Australian Open.

Much has been said about Djokovic and his mystery drink that created a lot of curiosity in the media space. Djokovic never disclosed what it was but it was certainly not a banned substance as Djokovic never tested positive for anything of that sort. He finally broke his silence after beating Rublev:

“All the bottles I use here are Waterdrops. I thank the Australian Open because they allowed me to use them even though other companies sponsor the tournament, so that’s why you don’t see Waterdrop’s logo."

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He added:

“Their bottles are huge, one litre and a half. I can barely carry them. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but other people carry that bag with those bottles for me. So every time the supervisor brings me the bottle, he says: ‘Here are your gold bars!'”

As you can hear, it's just water. A pretty good magic potion!

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