Can anyone tell me about Australian tennis player Dok

Docke's information is available in the encyclopedia, and you can directly click on the references. Interestingly, the encyclopedia says that her dad is "dad Damir (negligible)". Oh I specially checked it, and the following is one of the many pieces of news:

Threatened to bomb the Australian ambassador's car, and Dokchi's father was imprisoned for 15 months.

Sohu Sports News In May this year (2009), Damir Docic, the father of tennis star Elena Dorkč, was charged with threatening the Australian ambassador. On June 11, local time, a local court in Serbia announced that Damir was sentenced to 15 months in prison for "endangering safety".

During this season's Australian Open, Yelena said in an interview with Australia** that her father had beaten her severely. Later, Damir threatened to "blow up" the ambassador's head if he did not immediately stop the negative news coverage of him in Australia. Damir also told Serbia that he would fire rockets at the Australian ambassador's car.

However, he later admitted that he was in a state of anger when he said this, but he did not deny the fact that he had beaten his daughter. Belgrade** then found rifles and grenades at his residence.

Damir was tried in a small town called Ruma, about 30 miles from Belgrade. Damir did not provide any explanation, and his lawyer confirmed the verdict.

Born in the former Yugoslavia, Elena moved to Australia with her parents at an early age and represented the Australian national team at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. In 2001 she turned down the Australian national team and returned to Serbia, but in 2006 she decided to represent Australia again.

The 26-year-old, currently ranked 75th in the world, reached the quarter-finals with a wild card at this year's Australian Open, where she was beaten by Safina. In this year's French Open, Dolkic faced "Sister Fairy" Dementieva in the second round, but was forced to withdraw due to a back injury in the second set. (Sohu Sports Hanhai).

Today's well-known Australian men's tennis players are Nick Kyrgios, Bernard Tomic and Layton Hewitt.

Currently, there are Nick Kyrios (Wimbledon beat Rafael Nadal to reach the last four), Bernald Tomic, and veteran Leyton Hewitt (Hewitt).

1. Nick Kyrgios.

Nicholas Hilmy Kyrgios is a rising star in Australian tennis. In the 1 8 final of the Wimbledon Tennis Championship on July 1, 2014, Kyrgios won 3-1 (7:6, 5:

7, 7:6, 6:3) defeated then world No. 1 Rafael Nadal.

2. Bernard Tomic.

Bernard Tomic is a tennis player who, at the age of 12, has won no less than 100 matches in the junior category, becoming the No. 1 player under the age of 13. He also won the under-12, under-14 and under-16 orange bowls. In 2014, Tomic defeated Neminen in the first round of the Miami Masters, setting a record for the shortest men's singles match, which has been written into tennis history.

3. Layton Hewitt.

Lleyton Hewitt, born on February 24, 1981 in Adelaide, Australia, is a meter tall and weighs 68 kilograms, and started his tennis career in 1998 with a career record of 248 wins and 80 losses. He has won 23 singles titles and 2 doubles titles.

The player you're talking about is Philippussis.

Phillipsis made a name for himself with his powerful serve and aces, winning 11 singles and three doubles titles in his career, and was a major figure at Grand Slams, finishing runner-up twice at the US Open in 1998 and Wimbledon in 2003. Known as the "Serving Machine", Phillipsis has a speed of 130 miles per hour and has set a record for 164 aces in a Grand Slam tournament.

Mark Phillipsis, Roger Federer.

Advantage: A spinning ball with strong forward momentum drawn by the forehand. The speed of the first shot is fast, 190 km/h, but it is unstable and often misses. The second shot of the strong spin high ** ball is considered one of the best in the women's room.

Weakness: Backhand.

Maria Sharapova is a well-known Russian tennis player. She is tall, explosive, and a bottom-line power player. Both forehand and two-handed backhand are powerful.

She won the 2004 Wimbledon Women's Singles Championship, the 2006 US Open Women's Singles Championship, the 2008 Australian Open Women's Singles Championship, and the 2012 French Open Women's Singles Championship. She is the 10th female tennis player in women's tennis and the sixth female player to achieve Grand Slam dominance since the Open era, becoming one of the most accomplished women in the world sports and an outstanding representative of female athletes. He was voted the most beautiful athlete of 2006 by Sports Illustrated.

Ranked as the world's highest-paid female athlete for eight consecutive years.