The world number one posted on his Instagram account after the incident that led to his dismissal: "I was told she was feeling well, thank God" • He added: "The situation left me sad and drained"
Djokovic with the injured judge
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Novak Djokovic was eliminated from the U.S. Open yesterday after hitting a ball with nerves and hitting the line judge. After the incident, Nola apologized tonight for the incident on his Instagram account.
"The whole situation left me sad and drained," wrote the No. 1 scorer, "I checked with the line judge and was told she was feeling well, thank God. I'm so sorry I caused her such stress. So unintentional. I was wrong. I will not reveal her name to Respect her privacy. "
The Serb added: "Regarding the relegation, I have to go back and work on my disappointment, and turn it all into a lesson for growth and development as a player and as a person. I apologize to the tournament management and everyone involved for my behavior. I thank my team and family for supporting me and my fans "There for me. Thank you, I'm sorry."
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