To answer Nakashima about Nike and Novak: Whether we agree or not, like or dislike Novak, I personally prefer a real human being with his qualities, his beliefs and his flows than a perfect untrue image of perfection. Sanctifying perfection is denying our condition as humans.
Mouratoglou weighs in on debate after Nike director comments about Djokovic: " I personally prefer a real human being with his qualities, his beliefs"
ATPSaturday, 18 February 2023 at 15:05
Patrick Mouratoglou inserted himself into a debate about some comments made on Djokovic by former Nike CEO adding his own opinion to the whole situation.
The former Nike CEO said some comments about Djokovic which were negatively perceived by his tennis fans who were quick to react to act. It actually proved interventions from several other figures as it spoke about Djokovic's marketability which was seen as not as good by the brand. Nakajima said that there was always some dark cloud around Djokovic which made Lacoste's CEO respond in defence of Djokovic.
Mouratoglou also inserted himself into the conversation with some spicy commentary:
"To answer Nakashima(Nakajima) about Nike and Novak: Whether we agree or not, like or dislike Novak, I personally prefer a real human being with his qualities, his beliefs and his flows (falws) than a perfect untrue image of perfection. Sanctifying perfection is denying our condition as humans."
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