I would very much like to know what was in this bottle. It certainly wasn’t liquid, and he gestured to his coach before inhaling it. Very odd.
Tennis fans wondering what was in Djokovic's mysterious water bottle
ATPThursday, 07 July 2022 at 10:25
Novak Djokovic battled back from 0-2 down against Jannik Sinner to reach the Wimbledon semifinal once more but his water bottle stole the show.
His comeback left many viewers scratching their heads, as did a mysterious drink that he was passed by his team mid-way through, which some claimed sparked his return to form. Eagle-eyed fans spotted the 35-year-old being handed a white bottle, before gesturing to his team several times. He then began to seemingly both inhale and drink its contents all at once.
The whole exchange really confused a lot of tennis fans watching back at home.
Writing on Twitter, one viewer said: "What’s in the white bottle? it didn’t look like a drink."
Another chipped in: "What is in the bottle? I swear he inhales it."
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