Novak Djokovic He played the violin on the Philippe Chatrier court at Roland Garros. This is his latest way to celebrate the achievements, as a nod to the music of his family, his daughter Tara.
His debut at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games lasted only 54 minutes. It is surreal, because the rival has invited a simulation that is inappropriate for an event of this magnitude and such an associated stadium.
A resounding 6-0 and 6-1. The rival, who for many years dedicated himself only to doubles, with no individual ranking at the moment, only had to ask the Serbian for a shirt and an autograph online.
Matthew Ebden, 36 years old, he joked with those in the stands, offering his racket so they could try to stop the punishment Novak Djokovic was dishing out to him, without much effort. The ‘Aussie’, one of the best doubles specialists, not long ago occupying the world number one, is for something else.
Ebden happened to walk by, and Djokovic, still wearing a knee pad on his right leg, thanked him. The operation in Paris, a month and a half ago, did not prevent him from reaching the Wimbledon final. More shots, he wants an Olympic gold that does not appear on his record. He won bronze at Beijing 2008, he was left off the podium, furious, at Tokyo 2020.
Wait Rafael Nadal in a very special reunion at Roland Garros. Before, the Spaniard must decide whether to play individually, this Sunday against the Hungarian Marton Fucsovics. Some discomfort in the ischium of the right leg puts his participation in check. The doubles with Carlos Alcarazon Saturday afternoon, will further shed light on his true physical condition.
Source: La Verdad
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