Djokovic, Collins condemn Australian Open crowd behaviour
Djokovic, Collins condemn Australian Open crowd behaviour

Djokovic, Collins condemn Australian Open crowd behaviour

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During the Australian Open, Novak Djokovic and Danielle Collins faced rowdy crowds that disrupted their matches. Djokovic, after a straight-sets victory over Tomas Machac, expressed frustration with hecklers, telling one to 'shut the f**k up' before later lightening the mood with humor in his post-match comments. Collins, who defeated Australian Destanee Aiava, received jeers from the crowd but responded defiantly, goading them with kisses and gestures, while later declaring herself Djokovic's 'biggest fan'. Both players highlighted the ongoing issues with drunken spectators that have marred the tournament, calling for improved crowd management. Djokovic praised Collins' witty retorts to the crowd, acknowledging the challenges players face with unruly fans. The incidents have sparked discussions regarding the need for stricter regulations to maintain respect during matches.

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