Novak Djokovic posts image of MRI showing hamstring injury after fans boo him for leaving match

I was not winning tournaments any more,

Zverev said about talking to Djokovic in Shanghai

People will probably start asking if I’m working for Tennis Australia,

she said

I'll keep going. I'll keep striving to win more Slams,

Djokovic said

I think we should stop blaming Novak,

said Zverev who faces Jannik Sinner in Sunday's final

Thought I'd leave this here for all the sports injury 'experts' out there."

The former world number one responded on Saturday, posting a photo of an MRI taken of his left hamstring on the social media platform X with the caption

A lot of people were skeptical when Novak made this announcement. However, when I saw Murray walking down the corridors of the tournament with Djokovic's rackets in his hand to take them to the stringer, I knew he was taking this job very seriously."

The Australian said to the Morning Serve

To be honest, I haven’t seen these comments, so I can’t say more,

said Djokovic

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen this routine. Don’t be fooled."

Commentating on the match, McEnroe said

I had some tension today, slightly cramps,

said Sinner, who had dizzy spells during his match in the fourth round

Without playing any tournaments before, you never know what's happening,

he said

I don't know. We both were disappointed with what just happened, so we didn't talk about the future steps. We are so fresh off the court,

Djokovic said in a post-match news conference

Obviously there's a lot of things that as a player, you know things are different when you're coaching, there's a lot more that you need to help with in terms of communication around the team,

he said

Me and Novak agreed that after the tournament we would speak. We'll do that.”

Murray said

I know I have a lot of the stuff that I need. I certainly believe in myself,

Shelton added

I'm disappointed because I wanted to see where this match ended up,

Shelton said

I've made my living on tour so far serving out sets and being able to serve out sets,

Shelton told reporters,

Don’t boo a player when he goes out with injury. I know that everybody paid for tickets and everybody wants to see a great five-set match, but you gotta understand Novak Djokovic is somebody that has given this sport for the past 20 years absolutely everything of his life,

Zverev said in his on-court interview

Towards the end of that first set, I just started feeling more and more pain, and it was too much to handle for me at the moment. So, yeah, unfortunate ending, but I tried,

Djokovic said

No but he always said, even when he played, his goal was to be a coach. And I have to say, he’s a very, very good coach, he’s an amazing coach,

Sinner continued, trying to redeem himself

Simone is very tactical, he was ranked 161 and Darren was around 30 so it's a bit different

he giggled, earning laughs from the crowd