"Djokovic is a plant-based eater and says he gave up meat a number of years ago for 'ethical and health reasons'.
He also owns a vegan restaurant with his wife Jelena in Monte Carlo, and is the author of a dietary guide, Serve To Win, which outlines the meat, dairy, gluten, and egg-free diet he gives credit for his success."
This is an overworn mantra.And it comes from you. I have seen this before, Giving up meat for ethical and health reasons is a house of cards. The growing of soy alone has a devastating effect on the earth, which includes the death of billions of sentient animals. Being a vegan is not more ethical and not healthier. Djokovic is a gifted tennis player and did not win because he is a vegan. You conveniently forgot to mention his frequent injuries and other issues, which one could argue are due, at least in part to nutrient deficiencies Save your preaching ScotlandSkye.
@goldenvalleyguy This guy has literally followed me around this site just to argue with everything I post. I swear...if I said the sky was blue, he would argue that it was yellow with orange polka-dots. I'm about to block him.
Since most soya grown is used as animal feed, bringing it up to criticise vegan/vegetarianism is what in soccer terminology is called an 'own goal',