Jelena Dokic is getting serious about her experience of being genuinely manhandled at 16 years of age while playing tennis.

While on TODAY in Australia, the competitor talked on an upsetting viral video of a youthful tennis player being beaten by a man during a match in Serbia.

“To discuss this is a truly troublesome subject,” she said, adding, “It was very setting off for me.

It was simply nauseating to look as somebody who’s experienced it. I understand what that feels like. I understand what that resembles.”

Offering her own insight to mishandle, she proceeded, “After an attack like this myself — I was really kicked until I was oblivious seven days before the US Open when I was 16.

What’s more, it wasn’t the main time.”

The Australian tennis master proceeded to say that “what occurs away from plain view is much more terrible” than what the public sees. “There’s no question about that.”

Former Tennis Star Jelena Dokic Says She Was Kicked ‘Unconscious a Week Before the U.S. Open’ When She Was 16

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Talking about the recording, she said, “Sadly [it] needed to get to this and be shot for this long for us to have the option to see what that really resembles.

In any case, presently we really need to take care of this. “This is what I was referring to from the start when I emerged with my story.

That this occurs and that I’m not the first or the last, yet it is about how we manage it and whether we’re doing what’s necessary.”

As the video as of late flowed on the web, Dokic was one of numerous who denounced the man’s activities as she posted a screen get of the clasp on her Instagram page.

“Hitting, ear pulling, spitting in front of us, tossing us on the ground, punching and kicking us. Simply one more day for ourselves and that incorporates this 14-year-old young lady,” she wrote to a limited extent close by the picture. While on TODAY, Dokic said that she “reconsidered” about posting it.

Clearing up her choice for share it, she said, “That is the truth. This is the appalling side of [the] game and tennis, tragically.

Furthermore, it should be discussed. I don’t believe it’s discussed enough and here the inquiry is, what is being finished.” “For what reason is this occurrence?” she inquired.

“The framework is plainly broken. There’s a missing thing.” She added that mentors and guardians who have been harmful ought not be permitted to take part in the game.

Meanwhile, Dokic said she intends to make a move for change. “I’m unquestionably going to attempt to drive this change and push for this. I’ve done up and down that.”