Djokovic: Armstrong should lose all his titles, he should suffer for his lies all these years
It is a mark of the interest in Lance Armstrong's confession, however limited it was in detail, that, even halfway around the world, most of the talk in Melbourne yesterday was about the American and not about what happened on the court.
It is a mark of the interest in Lance Armstrong's confession, however limited it was in detail, that, even halfway around the world, most of the talk in Melbourne yesterday was about the American and not about what happened on the court.
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Simon Cambers
Novak Djokovic continued his imperious progress at the Australian Open as he downed Radek Stepanek of the Czech Republic 6-4, 6-3, 7-5 but it took just four questions of his post-match press conference before the talk came round to what everyone wanted to know: what did he think about Armstrong?
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