That moment Adrian Mannarino bags his first game against Djokovic at R4 of the AO2024 and getting everyone wild
ATPSunday, 21 January 2024 at 05:28
Being involved in long rallies but eventually losing more than 13 games in a row, it was only in the third set and the 14th game that Adrian Mannarino was able to put his first game on the board against Novak Djokovic.
The crowd simply loved it. They appreciated his effort also. He had been trying so long.
Mannarino saw the humour of it all and returned the favour.. releasing a big smile.
The crowd simply loved it. They appreciated his effort also. He had been trying so long.
Mannarino saw the humour of it all and returned the favour.. releasing a big smile.
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