The Serbian Novak djokovic He assured this Saturday that his ambition “to be number 1” is high and, on the eve of the start of his participation in the Paris Masters 1,000, later in the year, he assured that “as long as he remains the favorite” he has no intention of leaving tennis. .
“There are those who think that it is better to leave tennis when you are at the top, others that I cannot win against the newcomers, that you have to give freedom to young people. But as long as I remain the favorite in the Grand Slams and that I can win, I will not leave any contest,” said the Serbian in Paris.
He reiterated that he will focus his career on the Grand Slam, where he is the player with the most success after winning three of four this season, but hinted that he has “other great goals” citing the Paris Games . next year.
“I want to win another Grand Slam, I want to finish number 1 (…) I will choose the tournaments I can play and if I play it, it will be to win,” he assured.
Djokovic doesn’t get into the debate about whether he’s the best player of all time, but he’s thankful that the Spaniard is Rafael Nadal designated him thus: “I am proud that my greatest rival says so.”
The Serbian has backed tennis players who complain about the constant changing of the ball between tournaments and expressed confidence that decisions will be made to resolve it.
Source: La Verdad
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