Rafael Nadal uncle and coach Toni Nadal opens up about Novak Djokovic weakness side in his career, moreover, Toni gives 2 pieces of advice to the world number 1 Novak Djokovic to solve his problems.

It does not take much time until you find in Novak Djokovic news that He had troubles with the umpires or breaking racket issues, the Serbian himself admitted that He can not control his attitude especially after the famous default from the US Open 2020.

In Novak Djokovic Instagram there is a post where He expressed with some words about this issue.

“This whole situation has left me really sad and empty. I checked on the linesperson and the tournament told me that thank God she is feeling ok. I‘m extremely sorry to have caused her such stress,” Djokovic said.

Novak Djokovic accident in the US Open 2020 caused a personal attack to the woman-lines but the Serbian told his fans to stop doing that.

Toni Nadal advises Novak Djokovic to change his behavior

The Uncle Toni Nadal expressed clearly about his point of view especially when Novak Djokovic disqualified from the US Open 2020.

Here is what Uncle Toni said about Novak Djokovic:

′ I’m surprised to see that a great champion like Novak Djokovic falls sometimes, and more often, in such negative body language. I always thought attitude has a double impact: firstly on yourself but also on the opponent.”

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Why is this important?

Toni Nadal gives also an explanation about why a Tennis player should improve his attitude in all cases.

“Body language reflects our emotions but it can also affect them.
In other words, adopting positive body attitudes has positive repercussions on our emotions and our minds.”

′′ In a tennis match, having negative body language will trust the opponent and help us lose confidence. Conversely, we can reduce our stress, increase our confidence, and influence or impress our opponent, with positive body language”

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