Novak Djokovic will hold a special press conference in the coming days after being accused of faking an injury en route to victory at the Australian Open.
Djokovic will likely address these reports and rumours and presumably show proof as a result.
"I know everything, but I can't tell you anything, sorry. I decided to have a press conference. I will answer all questions there. I have already arranged with my PR team, the invitation will arrive in a few days," Djokovic told Jelena Medic of Sportal.
Currently in Belgrade practicing ahead of Dubai, Djokovic will likely do this before he leaves. He previously hinted at it during the Australian Open.
"I don’t want to sound pathetic; I won the trophy. But two years ago, a similar thing happened, and people are doubting (that injury) even today, they say all kinds of things, make fun of it etc. I feel the need to show and prove certain things," he said.
"Not so much for those people, but for me – some comments bother me a little. You will get to know everything in a few days time."
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According to Serbian outlet Sportal (blic.rs) Djokovic will hold a press conference. I assume it will be on the aftermath of his AO win & his appeal to enter America.
“I know everything but I can’t tell you anything, sorry. I decided to have a press conference.”