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I'll find you: Novak Djokovic gets angry upon US Open fan

| @indiablooms | Aug 31, 2019, at 04:39 pm

During his practice session recently, Serbian Tennis icon Novak Djokovic got angry upon one of the US Open fans and said he will find him later.

In a video which went viral, Novak was seen walking up to the spectator and having a brief encounter.

As he was returning to the court, Novak said, "I'll find you...Trust me, I'll find you."

Novak was practicing ahead of his clash with American player Denis Kudla on Friday.

However the spat with the spectator did not bring negative impact upon Novak's game as the Serbian icon went past Kudla 6-3, 6-4 and 6-2.

Novak after the win reached the US Open last 16.

(Image Credit: US Open Twitter)

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