Novak Djokovic: Wife Jelena says 'nothing dodgy' about Paris Masters drink

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Jelena Djokovic and Novak DjokovicNovak and Jelena Djokovic were joined successful 2014

There was thing "dodgy" astir a portion prepared for Novak Djokovic during Saturday's Paris Masters semi-final win, says his woman Jelena.

A video showing Djokovic's physio Ulises Badio mixing a portion portion being shielded by his squad has been viewed 15 cardinal times connected societal media.

Jelena Djokovic wrote connected Twitter: "I don't spot thing dodgy."

Serb Djokovic, who bushed Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas earlier losing successful Sunday's final, has not commented.

The 21-time Grand Slam champion, who was seeking a record-extending seventh rubric astatine the Paris Masters, held disconnected a spirited Tsitsipas fightback to win 6-2 3-6 7-6 (7-4).

He lost successful 3 sets to 19-year-old Dane Holger Rune successful the final.

The video led to questions connected societal media astir what was successful the substance and wherefore Djokovic's squad were attempting to fell it.

Jelena Djokovic said: "I spot radical trying to beryllium backstage astir their concern successful a satellite wherever everyone feels similar they person each close to constituent a camera astatine you whenever they want. Apparently, wanting/trying to beryllium backstage makes you dodgy nowadays.

"He volition speech erstwhile helium is acceptable to talk. Sit a spot successful silence. Mind yourself more. Not everything you spot is controversial. It could beryllium private. Is that allowed?"

Djokovic, who is an advocator of alternate wellness care, was seen inhaling a pulverization during his victory implicit Nick Kyrgios successful the Wimbledon last successful June.

Djokovic aboriginal described it arsenic a "magic potion", saying: "It's going to travel retired arsenic 1 of the supplement, let's say, lines that I'm doing close present with portion and a fewer different things."

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