According to the latest news from Serbian media - SPORTAL, Djokovic will travel to Qatar next week to participate in the Doha tennis tournament. However, it must be noted that Djokovic himself has not yet confirmed this information.

At this year's Australian Open, Djokovic suffered an unexpected injury against Alcaraz and then won the match with the help of a medical timeout and painkillers. However, in the semifinals of the Australian Open, Djokovic's injury began to worsen, so he had to retire due to injury. After the game, Djokovic revealed that the reason for his withdrawal was a torn thigh muscle, which was more serious than the one two years ago. However, many celebrities and outsiders remain skeptical about this, saying that Djokovic is "suspected of fraud", and even bluntly said, "This is Djokovic's usual trick in the game!" ”

In the face of the overwhelming rumours, Djokovic was forced to share MRl MRI film of his left leg on his personal social media after returning to Serbia in response to smear comments that he was faking an injury when he retired from the 2025 Australian Open due to injury. According to the analysis of some professionals, Djokovic's injuries this time are closer to second-degree injuries, and these injuries require at least four to eight weeks of recuperation, and the risk of re-injury after recovery is high. And as the news continues to leak out, the rumors that Djokovic is a fraud are also self-defeating.

At the beginning of this month, Serbian media broke the news that Djokovic conducted a new scan of the torn muscle group in his left leg, and the results of the examination showed that the injury this time was not as serious as the 2023 Australian Open, and Djokovic's injury period naturally does not need the previous legendary two months, but can resume light training in a few days at the earliest.

However, with the current revelations that Djokovic will participate in the Doha tennis tournament, the public opinion storm has reappeared, and many netizens once again questioned the possibility of Djokovic's fraud at the Australian Open, and some netizens questioned the authenticity of the film posted by Djokovic.

Some netizens said, "Didn't you break your muscles and bones for a hundred days?" The muscles are torn! Some netizens said, "The recovery speed is really amazing!" Worthy of Superman! It's incredible that even such a severe muscle tear can recover in such a short period of time and participate in the competition! Some netizens said, "Even the actor can't pretend anymore, even Aka learns his limping steps, how many players have the actor confused with this trick over the years?" ”

In fact, it is still doubtful whether Djokovic will participate in the Doha Tournament at present, because it has not been confirmed by Djokovic himself, so many netizens' comments are a little "preconceived". Secondly, even if Djokovic did go to Doha to participate in the competition, it is understandable, because Djokovic has a business relationship in Qatar, and even if he does not play, Djokovic may need to show up at the request of sponsors. Therefore, the evaluation of many netizens can only be said to be "out of nothing".

In this regard, some netizens also expressed their approval, "It must be for commercial reasons, where is it so fast and neat, it should be a matter of playing a round or two casually!" Some netizens said, "Deyo has signed a new Qatar Airways contract, so he must go to the game or not, of course, as a spokesperson, this must also be his most preferred 500 event!" ”

At the moment, the latest news is that Djokovic has not yet started training and is still recovering physically. And it is still uncertain whether Andy Murray will travel to Qatar with him, with physiotherapist Mijan Amanovic not travelling to Doha, accompanied by another physiotherapist, Claudio Zimaria. The two physiotherapists set a clear schedule ahead of the season: Amanovic will play in all Grand Slam tournaments and some Masters, while the rest will be left to Zimaria.(Source: Tennis Home Author: Lu Xiaotian)