Holger Rune goes off an ump and Djok loves it

Holger Rune furious with chair umpire Mo Lahyani in Rome, and let him know about it, much to the enjoyment of Rune's opponent, Novak Djokovic.

[wanzacharywanisa]

In Novak’s head, it probably was something like “ Been there, experienced that my friend. “ 😂😂😂

[martinpereiravilla]

Novak's laugh: "Welcome to the Tour rookie" 😂

[mattliechty]

Novak: "I thought I left the babies with Jelena."

[NBAballToWalls]

Novak thinking "Reminds me of myself when I was younger"

[billykaparang]

Novak be like, been there before, get it kid 💪🏼

[KrattarKrattar]

Novak:

-”Poor Holger, he doesn’t know how the internet works yet.”

[albertlluisvila]

Love Djokovic's look and smile while listening to him. Superclass 😊

[brandonaldaymachuse]

Novak is like "i like this kid's spunk"

[ivanhall]

Honestly I think Nole would be the PERFECT mentor for Holger. He has so much passion and fire just like a young Nole.

[trumpameri]

NOVAK I'm to old for this shttt anymore 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[BillyBob-xiih]

Legit amazing how he was able to regain momentum and win this match

[terri]

He’s right. Ball was way out. Do they get reprimanded or evaluated?

[thealexshowable]

I bet Novak saw a younger version of himself in Holger in that moment

[roshansreedhar]

Novak looking on with the same pride that Johnny Mac had while commentating young Novak's matches back in 08 and 09.

[ericko]

Novak smiling like: been there done that

[pooolish]

"My advice to you is, stop acting like a baby on court"
-Stan the Man

[oscartracey]

Really don’t like holger but he’s completely in the right here. Got his serve broken here because Layahni did a wrong call on holgers game point which eventually lost him the second set. Ball was clearly out from Novak and he missed it someeehow

[teddyzamba]

It's nice to see the return of McEnroe, and the rant re-engaged in fine spirit 😊

[DecentDabbs]

I watched a lot of this Rome tourney and there were tons of missed calls by umpires after checking the mark. It’s 2023 no reason to not have challenges clearly the umpires can’t get it right all the time

[jsetennis]

He makes a very valid point, I have never seen an umpire being reprimanded for making a mistake or even apologize for making a mistake.