Tennis star Novak Djokovic must have put in a “seriously impressive effort” throughout his Australian Open campaign, says Kieser Australia Director Tim Dettmann.
“If he got through and won the Australian Open with a three-centimetre tear in his
hamstring, that is a seriously impressive effort,” Mr Dettmann told Sky News Australia.
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