Djokovic could be out for ‘couple months’ after ‘pretty deep tear’ in hamstring: Report

*Novak Djokovic Faces Extended Layoff Due to Hamstring Injury*

Controversy surrounding Novak Djokovic’s retirement from the Australian Open 2025 semi-finals has taken a backseat as the severity of his hamstring injury has come to light. According to reports, the star tennis player could be sidelined for *”a couple of months”* due to a *”pretty deep tear”* in the *”deepest part”* of his hamstring.

Injury Details

Djokovic suffered the left thigh injury during his four-set quarter-final win over Carlos Alcaraz. He was forced to take a medical timeout in the match during the first set, which he lost, before bouncing back to win the match.

Doubts Over Fitness Concerns

During the last-eight encounter, US legend John McEnroe cast doubts on Djokovic’s fitness concerns. However, the extent of the injury has now been revealed, putting to rest any speculation about the legitimacy of Djokovic’s withdrawal.

Implications for Djokovic’s Season

The injury is expected to keep Djokovic out of action for an extended period, potentially impacting his participation in upcoming tournaments. Fans and pundits alike will be eagerly awaiting his return to the court.