Andy Murray calls out chief as Novak Djokovic abruptly ends…

Novak Djokovic scraped
through to the semi-finals of the ATP Finals on Thursday after finishing his
group with a 2-1 record. The Serb was defeated byJannik Sinner
but had the same man to thank,
as the Italian’s victory overHolger Rune
ensured that the 24-time grand
slam champion would reach the final four for the 12th time in Turin.

Just hours before Djokovic discovered his fate, he admitted that he had turned
his attention towards the Davis Cup having not known whether he would advance
to the semi-finals. “If he (Sinner) wins, I’ll qualify. If he doesn’t, I’ll
still finish the season with a win and look to Davis Cup,” Djokovic said after
his three-set victory over Hubert Hurkacz.

The Serb also took issue with the lining of questioning put towards him after
his win, as one interviewer claimed that he appeared upset during the second
set. Djokovic abruptly ended the on-court conversation before moving on to
discover his semi-final fate.

Friday’s action then saw Carlos Alcaraz
top the Red Group and book
his spot in the semi-final with a 6-4 6-4 win overDaniil Medvedev
while Andrey Rublev
contested a dead rubber against Alexander Zverev, with both men eliminated.
Alcaraz will face Djokovic in a blockbuster semi-final clash on Saturday while
Medvedev takes on Sinner for a spot in the final