Novak Djokovic’s image needs more work than his tennis game at US Open
10:04 PM ET NEW YORK — The rubber soles of his shoes squealed like the brakes of a subway car grinding to a halt as Novak Djokovic sprinted, hit, slid and violently changed direction on the hard court in Louis Armstrong Stadium. His grunts were magnified by the echo in the cavernous, nearly empty arena. Hearing his roar of triumph, children — had any been present among the roughly 200, socially distanced onlookers at this fan-free spectacle — might have cried. Tennis is alive and well in New York. The unique soundtrack to a typical Djokovic match was a comforting score...
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