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Schwartzman vs Djokovic Live Stream: Djokovic emphasized on his two supreme goals and talked about the distinct journey of each player in the Big-3. “Of course, in our sport, winning most grand slams and being No.1 for as long as possible are the two biggest professional goals. I think Roger and Rafa will agree with that.

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Less than two weeks after getting defaulted from the US Open, Novak Djokovic lost his cool again midway through a 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 win over German qualifier Dominik Koepfer in the Italian Open quarter-finals on Saturday. When Djokovic was broken at love to even the second set at 3-3, he slammed his racket to the red clay in anger. With the frame broken and the strings mangled, Djokovic was forced to get a new racket and received a warning from the chair umpire.

“It’s not the first nor the last racket that I’ll break in my career,” Djokovic said. “I’ve done it before and I’ll probably do it again. I don’t want to do it but when it comes, it happens.“That’s how, I guess, I release sometimes my anger and it’s definitely not the best message out there, especially for the young tennis players looking at me, and I don’t encourage that – definitely.”

The top-ranked Djokovic was thrown out of the US Open for unintentionally hitting a line judge in the throat with a ball in a fit of anger. After his disqualification, Djokovic said he would address his behaviour going forward.“I need to go back within and work on my disappointment and turn this all into a lesson for my growth and evolution as a player and human being,” he said at the time.

At the Foro Italico, Djokovic had already appeared frustrated during the game before he broke his racket, glaring in the direction of the umpire following a couple of overrules and a point that was ordered to be replayed.“That’s just me,” Djokovic said. “Of course I’m not perfect and I’m doing my best.”The 97th-ranked Koepfer, who screamed at himself in frustration throughout the match, was also warned for misbehavior early in the third set.

Djokovic is aiming for his fifth title in Rome, and his semi-final opponent will be Casper Ruud, who eliminated local favorite Matteo Berrettini 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 in a match that lasted 2 hours, 57 minutes. Nine-time Rome champion Rafael Nadal was playing Diego Schwartzman later in the other half of the draw.In the women’s tournament, top-seeded Simona Halep reached the last four when Kazakh opponent Yulia Putintseva retired midway through their match due to a back injury.

Halep, who lost two straight finals in Rome to Elina Svitolina in 2017 and 2018, will need to beat two-time grand slam winner Garbine Muguruza to return to the championship match. Muguruza required more than two hours to eliminate US Open runner-up Victoria Azarenka 3-6, 6-3, 6-4.World No.1 Novak Djokovic is a win away from reaching the finals of the Italian Open 2020. Djokovic defeated the German Dominik Koepfer 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, and is chasing a record-breaking 36th Masters 1000 title. The 17-time Grand Slam champion tied his arch-rival Rafael Nadal‘s tally of 35 after winning the Western and Southern Open 2020 last month.

During the post-match conference, Djokovic was asked about the significance of the Grand Slam race. With the French Open starting in two weeks, the journalist asked Djokovic about the possibility of Nadal equalling Roger Federer‘s record. We all have our own journeys and our own trajectories and careers that are unique and specific,” said Djokovic during the post-match interview.Furthermore, Djokovic hailed Nadal and Federer as great champions and expressed his gratitude for being part of this amazing era.

“I think this is definitely one of the best eras of tennis. I am grateful to be part of such era with these two guys. They are incredible champions on and off the court,” added Djokovic.

After getting disqualified from the US Open 2020, the Serbian will look to win his 18th Grand Slam at Roland Garros. Djokovic hasn’t reached the French Open final since 2016, when he defeated Andy Murray and completed a Career Grand Slam.Clay court king Rafael Nadal crashed out of the Italian Open on Saturday, falling to a straight sets defeat to Argentine Diego Schwartzman in a tournament the Spaniard had won nine times.

Eight-seeded Schwartzman meted out a punishing 6-2, 7-5 loss in Nadal’s final warm-up before his bid for a 13th French Open, and record-equalling 20th Grand Slam in just over a week.Top men’s seed Novak Djokovic also stumbled on the Roman clay but recovered to win through 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 against German qualifier Dominik Koepfer.”It was not my night at all,” said Nadal, who had won all nine previous meetings against 28-year-old Schwartzman, but could not match his rival’s stunning game on the red clay of the Foro Italico.

“He played a great match, not me, when this happens you have to lose,” continued the 34-year-old.”It’s not a moment for excuses. I’ve spent a long time without competing, I played two good matches.”The two-time defending champion was making his comeback after a six-month coronavirus-enforced break having skipped the US Open ahead of Roland Garros with its first round on 27 September.

“Losing as many serves, you can’t expect to win a match, it’s something that I have to fix, I know how to do it,” he warned.”It’s a special and unpredictable year, I’ll probably go back home and let’s see.”Schwartzman next plays Canadian 12th seed Denis Shapovalov for a place in the final.”Today I played my best tennis,” said the Argentine.Djokovic, meanwhile, let his frustrations spill over in a two-hour battle with his 97th-ranked German rival.

Two weeks after his US Open default for accidently hitting a line judge with a ball, the Serb struggled to contain his emotions, throwing his racket after a lost service game, with shouts of anger resounding in the silence of the empty Central Court.

“Well, let me tell you that it’s not the first nor the last racquet that I’ll break in my career. I have done it before,” he warned.”I’ll probably do it again. I don’t want to do it, but when it comes, it happens.”That’s how I guess I release sometimes my anger.”Djokovic was broken four times before advancing to his 11th semi-final in Rome, where he reached the final nine times and won four titles.

“Clay is definitely Casper’s preferred surface,” said Djokovic of his first meeting with the 34th-ranked Norwegian.”This is where he feels most comfortable. It’s semi-finals and it is anybody’s game. I’ll do some homework and be ready for that one.”Ruud son of former player Christian Ruud becomes the first Norwegian to reach the last four of a Masters tournament.Ruud, 21, was relishing “a great opportunity for me to play against one of the big three”.

Berrettini’s elimination ended home hopes in the tournament which will be open to 1,000 spectators from Sunday’s semi-finals.But most importantly, with a victory in the finals, Novak can claim his 36th ATP Masters 1000 title, which would make him the most decorated men’s player in history. Currently, both Rafael Nadal and Djokovic are tied at 35 each, with the latter’s latest victory coming at Cincinnati.

The ball is certainly on Djokovic’s court now, as he is the clear favorite to win the finals. He will face either Denis Shapovalov or Diego Schwartzman, as Rafa Nadal crashed out in shocking fashing to Schwartzman in the last eight.