LONDON - Novak Djokovic visited a temple here to ease the pressure of a Grand Slam.
The Serbian player said, he posted a win after easing roar up Bobby Reynolds in straight sets 7-6 (2), 6-3, 6-1.
After removal of massive force, where most players choice expelled from the stadium turf rivals, Djokovic was asked about his visit to a Buddhist temple.
"He was very calm and quiet, my house is adjacent to the temple. It is a place where we always pay a visit.
"We really like Wimbledon and London as a whole, many places of interest including graduated and the herbs, a place where you may omit the Grand Slam pressure.
"In fact, so much pressure, so you need a place where you know for tired body.
"I do not talk much about it. Place is very closed. Anyway I should say he was calm and beautiful where I love to spend time there," he said.
Opposing opponent is ranked 156 world, there is little realistic chance to apply shock, after Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal knocked out early.
