Novak Djokovic erupts in fiery Madrid Open practice with Andy Murray

Novak Djokovic's frustration with his recent poor form erupted during a practice session ahead of the Madrid Open, where he was caught on camera unleashing an expletive-filled rant. The 24-time Grand Slam champion, currently coached by Andy Murray, has suffered early losses in recent tournaments, including a first-round exit in Monte-Carlo and a defeat in the Miami Open final. Despite his visible anger during practice, Djokovic and Murray continued their preparations undeterred, working to improve his performance ahead of the Madrid Open and the upcoming French Open. Djokovic acknowledged his current struggles and emphasized his focus on peaking at the French Open and Wimbledon, with extensive training both on and off the court. The incident, which went viral among tennis fans, underscored the mounting pressure on Djokovic as he seeks his 100th ATP title and aims to return to top form. Murray's role extends beyond technical coaching, aiming to help Djokovic manage his emotions and regain confidence.