Djokovic released in the round of 16 in Monaco by the 32nd in the world, the Briton Dan Evans. – Valery HACHE / AFP
Getting out Jannik Sinner easily to be swept away by Daniel Evans is the life that Novak Djokovic has decided to lead in Monte-Carlo. The Serbian was severely beaten in two sets by the Briton (6-4, 7-5) in the round of 16 of the first Masters 1000 on clay of the season.
The world number 1, who was already seen Sunday in the final against Rafael Nadal after his demonstration the day before, stops there for his first big tournament before Roland-Garros, where he will try to stop the Rafa machine in the race for the number of Grand Slam titles. The Spaniard must beat Dimitrov on Thursday afternoon if he wants to go further on the Rock.