“There are two records in tennis that cannot be broken: one is Nadal’s and the other is Djokovic’s”

Novak Djokovic is preparing its debut on clay in Monte Carlo. At home, since he lives in the Principality, a new phase begins. Knocked out of the semifinals of the Australian Open by the Italian Jannik Sinnersurprised by another transalpine, Luca Nardiin the third round of the Masters 1000 ATP in Indian Wells, is in an unknown situation at this point of the season.

Additionally, he has just parted ways with Croatian coach Goran Ivanisevic, a former Wimbledon champion with whom he achieved a record number of Grand Slam titles, which reached 24.

At 36 years old, ‘Nole’ is considering whether to sign another coach or leave his team as it is. The Andalusian Carlos Gómez Herrera He is already acting as coach in Ivanisevic’s absence or filling his job. In Monaco he joined, temporarily for now, the Serbian Nenad Zimonjicone of the best doubles players in history and captained the Serbian Davis Cup team.

Ivanisevic He will find his own path after a rocky relationship with Djokovic for five years. “I was willing to give my life for him,” Goran insisted in his interview with Balkan media Sportklub.

In it, he also dares to make a prediction as to what achievements from the era of the ‘Big 4’ will be untouchable in the history of this sport. Ivanisevic considers that there are two that are almost unbeatable, “although you can’t say completely, but I feel that there are two that are unbeatable. The 14 Roland Garros of Rafael Nadal and the weeks of Djokovic’s stay at world number one.

There are now 419, compared to 310 in his day of Roger Federer. And there’s still room to add to ‘Nole’, before Jannik Sinner storm the throne or something Carlos Alcaraz I took it back.