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8 October 2026

Tennis legend Novak Djokovic to reach out to stricken Jannik Sinner after Italian star’s year ends

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Tennis legend Novak Djokovic to reach out to stricken Jannik Sinner after Italian star’s year ends

‘It’s affecting everything, it’s affecting every single movement.’

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