TENNIS star Novak Djokovic says he personally does not believe himself to be a knobhead but he fully supports your freedom to refer to him as one.
After saying he would rather miss out on future tennis trophies than be vaccinated against Covid, Djokovic defended the public’s right to call him a knobhead on the basis of that decision.
He said: “I’ve never been against people calling me a knobhead. If you feel it’s necessary to do so that’s your choice and I respect it.
“But personally I’m very particular about how I refer to myself, so you’re never going to catch me pointing at my reflection and saying ‘knobhead’. Though I am keeping my mind open to the possibility.
“That doesn’t mean I’m part of the anti-knobhead movement though. Far from it. In fact I used to call people a knobhead as a child. I just try to be in tune with my body and I feel I would be the first to know if my head was, in fact, a knob.
“I’m open-minded to the idea of calling myself a knobhead in the future. But that would depend on me doing something that only a knobhead would do, like f**king up my own career for no good reason whatsoever.”
After pausing for a moment to reflect, he added: “Actually, yeah. I’m a knobhead.”
