Jelena Dokic Releases Documentary 'Unbreakable'

Jelena Dokic, the former Australian tennis champion, revealed she would endure '100 years of abuse' if it meant she could undo her decision to turn her back on representing Australia in favor of Yugoslavia, a choice heavily influenced by her abusive father, Damir Dokic. In her upcoming documentary, 'Unbreakable', she details the physical and emotional torment inflicted by her father, including years of abuse that left her battling depression and suicidal thoughts. Dokic's tennis career peaked with significant achievements, including a stunning upset of Martina Hingis at Wimbledon in 1999, but her father's influence led to her controversial defection that resulted in public backlash. Despite her painful past, Dokic expresses love for Australia and regrets the impact of her father's decisions on her career. While she acknowledges the abuse she suffered, she states she does not harbor hatred towards her father, indicating a complex emotional journey. 'Unbreakable' aims to shed light on her struggles and recovery, offering a deeper understanding of her life beyond tennis.