"Some support you, some don't. That's all I can say" - Djokovic shares feeling on Novax nickname

Novak Djokovic revealed how he truly feels about the Novax nickname, which has been given to him recently with his reluctance about the vaccine.

20-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic acknowledges not everyone supports him so he is not surprised when someone tries to use his vaccine stance to call him "Novax". The nickname slowly gained popularity as Djokovic continues to avoid getting vaccinated but the Serbian is not really bothered by it. Speaking to Serbian media he said:

“I’ve been called various different names throughout my career, not just now. There are always those who support you and others who don’t. That’s all I can say."

Djokovic was also asked if he regretted not playing the Australian Open considering he was the overwhelming favourite to win. Djokovic took a measured approach in his response saying:

“Nothing in life is guaranteed, but considering everything, I did like my chances in Australia this year. I feel like I’m in my backyard on Rod Laver Arena. Out of respect to Rafael Nadal who won and to all the other players, I don’t dare to say that I would’ve won, but I think I had a good chance."