Marrying someone who will defend you through thick and thin is one of the most important factors when deciding who to marry. Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic from Serbia obviously took that to heart when marrying his wife, Jelena, who recently went to war against a New York Times reporter who attacked her husband's character online by calling him an "anti-vax poster boy."

NYT reporter Ben Rothenberg on Sunday decided to take aim at Djokovic, since the Serbian tennis star has continued to stand by his stance to not take the COVID-19 vaccine. Djokovic has remained adamant despite media pressure that he will not play this year's U.S. Open as long as they mandate players get the shot.

Rothenberg posted to Twitter, "Unless there is a swift change in the U.S. immigration law, #Wimbledon will be Djokovic's last Grand Slam event of the year. The U.S. requires vaccination for foreigners to enter, and Djokovic has firmly said he has ruled out getting vaccinated, entrenching himself as an anti-vax posterboy."