Djokovic is Wimbledon’s Darth Vader, says McEnroe
LONDON: Tennis great John McEnroe has described Novak Djokovic as the Darth Vader of Wimbledon, claiming the Serb’s uncompromising attitude and phenomenal success have led fans to regard him with the same suspicion reserved for a Star Wars villain. Djokovic lashed out at sections of the Center Court crowd after his fourth-round win over Holger Rohn on Monday, saying fans had shown a lack of respect and accused them of booing him. McEnroe, no stranger to love-hate relationships with fans throughout his career, said some supporters resented seeing Djokovic collect 24 Grand Slam titles, surpassing the feats of Roger Federer


