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2JFJRBF Novak Djokovic (SRB) and Roger Federer (SUI) during the centenary ceremony held on Center Court at Wimbledon to celebrate the 100 years of the court with formers Champions who won at least one time Wimbledon Championships at the AELTC in London, UK, on July 3, 2022. Photo by Corinne Dubreuil/ABACAPRESS.COM

And the second day after the great victory of Novak Djokovic at Roland Garros, which made him the tennis player with the most trophies in the Grand Slam tournaments (23), congratulations are coming from all over the world, from public and famous people to ordinary sports fans, but the absence of one the name really catches everyone’s eyes.

Among those who publicly congratulated the Serbian, unexpectedly, Roger Federer, one of his two biggest rivals throughout his career, who is third on the all-time list with 20 victories at the biggest tennis meetings, is not there. While Rafael Nadal, the runner-up with 22 titles, literally seconds after Djokovic’s final triumph over Casper Rudd (3-1) sent a congratulatory message and greeted his great rival, the Swiss wisely remained silent.

This is partly shocking to those who know him well, as he was considered a great gentleman until now, but it is clear to his biggest fans that this is probably related to the antagonism he has had over the years at the expense of the popular Nole, against whom on several occasions had made negative statements. Federer is often active on social networks, but for now there is no congratulations for Djokovic.

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