Novak Đoković advanced to the third round of Wimbledon after defeating Dan Evans from Great Britain 3:0, in sets 6:3, 6:2, 6:0.
Evans matched Djokovic in the first few games of the match, but after that there was only one tennis player on the court.
This is one of Djokovic's most convincing wins at Wimbledon.
In the third round, he will have a duel with Miomir Kecmanović, who was better than Jasper de Jong with 3:1.
As in the first round, Djokovic celebrated his victory with the gesture "pumping", and it is very interesting that even this time the RTS commentator was not allowed to mention pumping in the program.
"The celebration is the same as after the first match. You already heard from Novak that he agreed with his children, that he will have a different celebration than in previous years, when he mostly played the violin because of his daughter Tara," the RTS commentator said in the broadcast, explaining Novak's "pumping" after the new triumph.
Let's remind and the first victory at this year's tournament on grass the best tennis player of all time celebrated with this gesture, which part of the public recognized as clear support for the student protests in Serbia.