Novak Djokovic He gave up his Masters 1000 ATP crown in Rome. The world number one has been delivered to Carlos Alcaraz, who will top the next ATP ranking, will also not renew the title in one of his favorite fiefdoms. He lost in the quarterfinals to Dane Holger Rune 6-2, 4-6, 6-2.
Removed immediately in Monte Carlo, as well as in Banja Luka, he did not participate in Madrid and decided to test his form in the Foro Itálico, more past than the water than before.
‘Nole’, 35 years old, added doubts about how he will get to Roland Garros, which starts on Sunday, May 28. A Grand Slam that still does not guarantee the presence of its great dominator, Rafael Nadal fourteen-time champion in Paris.
Will Roland Garros be more open in recent years? Question that appeared in the official press conference. He immediately found an answer Djokovic, not forgetting the recent list of winners. “It depends on whether Nadal will play or not,” he said without being able to help but smile.
Regarding his personal options, he recalled that “I always have chances in the Grand Slams, against whoever. My goal is to get one hundred percent for Roland Garros. There are five sets, we’ll see what happens.”
He knows very well what young people want Carlos Alcaraz either Holger Rune. “Of course they are among the favorites. There is Sinner. Yes, obviously, the new generation has arrived. Alcaraz will be number one on Monday. It’s good for tennis to have new faces.”
Although it promises a fight. “I’m hungry to continue, we’ll see how far. I want to hold on among the youngsters. We’ll see how long.”
Source: La Verdad
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