If i won't play tennis, nobody is going to stop me: When Novak remained alone with Serbian reporters, he completely opened his soul (VIDEO)

Novak Djokovic opened the soul after losing to Dominic Thiem in the quarterfinals of Roland Garros, especially after he finished a press conference in English, when he found himself with only Serbian journalists.

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First, he described how it came to the defeat, and then talked about the decisions he is thinking about the future.

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- I could not keep up with the tempo, it wasn't my day. I wasn't even close to the level i wanted. First set was tight, which prevailed, and the lost service game on the start of second set. That gave him wings to start serving a bit better. Credits are his because he made me play so bad.

You said that you are thinking about some things and that you don't know what would you do if you didn't have some obligations in the next period?

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- I am thinking about different tings, about next step. We will see what will happen. Its not easy. I am not the only one going through these fazes, good and bad. I have so much to be thankful and proud too. Its not good for me when i play like i did today, especially in the second part of the match. 

- I am aware that i miss continuity in the past 8 months, i am aware that i could not keep up the level on this and some other tournaments and games. It started happening a lot. There is a lot of motivation. I love sport, and i have the most responsibility towards myself.

- If i don't want to play, i won't play, no one can stop me there. I have to accept that i am going through certain circumstances in my life and i have to approach them differently. To listen to myself. to come to a decision on my own. To make the right decision, decision for me, but also for to others. My decision is to play tennis - concluded Djokovic.

(Telegraf.co.uk)