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Serbian World No.1 wins both opening singles to advance into final of Adria event in Croatia
Serbia's Novak Djokovic. Pic/AFP
"A few points here and there swung the tie my way. Many thanks to the fans who turned up and stayed late. The last few months have been difficult [because of the pandemic] and I hope you will come in numbers tomorrow too." Earlier, Djokovic appeared to row back on scepticism over plans to stage the US Open, saying he was "extremely happy" the Grand Slam had escaped the Coronavirus cull which claimed Wimbledon and much of the season. Djokovic had initially voiced unease over the United States Tennis Association's intention to keep the event starting on August 31 at Flushing Meadows despite New York being the hardest-hit city by the US Coronavirus crisis. He described health protocols as "extreme" and "impossible".
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