Novak Djokovic send message to Zverev before French Open clash: "Tell the truth, you spied on my game..."

Photo: Tanjug/AP, Instagram/alexzverev123 and rolandgarros

The best tennis player of all time, Novak Djokovic, had no problem reacheding the quarterfinals of the French Open, where he will face Alexander Zverev, who will be his toughest rival in the tournament so far.

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Zverev is ranked higher on the ATP list, but it is difficult to judge who is the favorite in this match.

In the previous part of the tournament, Novak Djokovic was up against players who are not even in the top 50, but in any case, he provided a top level and dominated, without losing a single set thus far.

Now it's the turn of Zverev, against whom Djokovic played in Australia this year but had to withdraw from the match due to injury.

So far, they faced each other 13 times, with Djokovic winning eight times, but they clearly have a great relationship, which Djokovic showed on Instagram.

Zverev first posted a picture of himself holding the Champions League trophy, captioning it, "Didn't expect to see you here" - and Novak, who was playing against Cameron Norrie when the trophy arrived, reacted immediately.

"Tell the truth. You were there because you were spying on my game. Seeing the trophy was just an excuse," the tennis star commented jokingly.

Printskrin: Instagram/alexzverev123 and rolandgarros

(Telegraf.rs)