Novak Djokovic He has regained his powers after overcoming the viral process that weakened his physique. From his hold at the start of the Australian Open, taking a set in each of his first two matches, to taking a step forward against Argentine Tomás Etcheverry and starting to surely uncork the jar of essences in the round of 16 against the Frenchman Adrian Mannarino.
Recital, winning the first thirteen games in a row, beat the world number 19 6-0, 6-0 and 6-3. Another record in his long list of achievements: he equaled 58 Swiss quarter-final classifications Roger Federer in Grand Slam tournaments. He will participate in this round of the Australian Open for the fourteenth time, equal to Rafael Nadal and the Australian John Newcombe. It remains one behind Helvetian.
At 36 years old, he is aiming for an eleventh Australian Open, the 25th Grand Slam that puts him at the head of this sport’s historical list. The lead was shared at 24 with the Australian Margaret Court.
She will face this Olympic season with an endorsement to reach the four Grand Slam finals of 2023, where she only lost Wimbledon at the hands of Carlos Alcarazwhere he usurped the status of the last number one of the year.
He continues to charge, because the two reasons that would lead Novak Djokovic to think about retirement are under control, it is not happening. “As long as I’m number one and continue at the top, I don’t feel I’m in a position to consider leaving. When I see that I can’t compete at the highest level with the boys and be a candidate for a Grand Slam title, I will probably consider retirement.” , he reflected this Sunday in Melbourne.
Another trigger would be more private. “Many things can change. I’m not a kid, I’m a father and husband. There’s a lot going on outside the court, in my private life, that needs my attention. My presence and my energy,” he points out.
The public and the private, the sport and the family. Related areas. There is an order for now in place of Novak Djokovic, with an appointment on Tuesday at Taylor Fritz in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open.
Source: La Verdad
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