Novak Djokovic was left without playing a eleven -final Wimbledon, which would be seventh seventh. Physically handled, he resulted in Italian Jannik Sinner in the semifinal, 6-3, 6-3 and 6-4.
There will be no third final between the Heptacampeon of Serbia and the now Spanish two -time champion Carlos Alcaraz, who will see them with Sinner, who has signed its best results at the All England Club. Reunion after his last agonist in Roland Garros, along with the Murcian’s historic return, raised three balls of championship against, two sets below.
Djokovic feels the victims of Sinner and Alcaraz. “I reached the semifinal of every Grand Slam, but I had to play against them, as young, they were in shape and very competitive. Physically for me it was a fight in matches in five sets.”
He considers that “Being fresh, good to play for tennis, I showed it. But in five sets of tournaments when I reached the semifinals I came in with the empty tank. I could not complain of injuries after a successful and long race,” he said.
He released a dull message about his future in Wimbledon: “At least I’ll be back,” he said. Something new about Australia and Roland Garros, where it’s not clear about whether there will be another participation.
“I failed, not much for defeat, but for physically. This is not Sinner’s favorite, but I think I will have my great chance to be physically well,” he said.
And released a sentence about the final. He didn’t hesitate for a moment. “The favorite is Carlos (Alcaraz). Because he won twice here and how he played and the confidence he had,” he said.
He said, yes, “His advantage is light because Sinner is also hitting the ball. It’s another match, like Paris’s,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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