Serbian Novak Djokovic is now the happiest man in the world after winning the gold medal at the Olympic Games in Paris. Furthermore, he achieved this feat without dropping a single set along the way, not even in the final against Carlos Alcaraz, which was resolved in two very close tie-breaks.
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At last, Novak Djokovic has the Olympic gold in his hands after defeating Carlos Alcaraz in the final of the Olympic Games in Paris. This way, the Serbian makes history for his country, becoming the oldest player at 37 years old to win a gold medal. A great fact that demonstrates the perseverance of a player who has not stopped until achieving his goal.
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Spanish and Serbian face off once again with the Olympic gold medal at stake. Who will win the seventh chapter of their already historic rivalry?
Novak Djokovic now has the gold medal of the Olympic Games in Paris in his pocket. The fifth time's the charm, and the Serbian finally managed to achieve one of his greatest goals. Thus, he becomes the fifth player in history to win the 'Golden Slam', that is, to win all 4 Grand Slams and the Olympic gold in singles. He joins Rafa Nadal, Andre Agassi, Steffi Graf, and Serena Williams in this achievement.
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The Serbian prevails over Alcaraz in the Olympic final in Paris to add his long sought-after first gold medal of his career.
Novak Djokovic is very focused on the final that awaits him tomorrow, one of the most important finals of his career. He will face Carlos Alcaraz for the gold at the Olympic Games in Paris, and he does so focused, yes, but without any hesitation to sign the Spanish flag. After today's training, the Serbian has shown that he respects the country of his opponent and has no problem signing a flag that is not his own. What a beautiful sight!
Novak Djokovic signing a Spanish flag after training?
— Fernando Ruiz (@fernan_ruiz) August 3, 2024
Nole Djokovic signing a Spanish flag after training.
Long live the Olympic good vibes! pic.twitter.com/1eiQ4qjLBF
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Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic will face off once again on the courts in a historic encounter: the final of the Olympic Games in Paris. Their rivalry transcends borders, and the world will witness how either of them could win their first gold. Álex Corretja analyzed for Eurosport the moment both are arriving at and who, in principle, is the favorite: "I could say that the fact that Carlos has won so many matches and defeated Novak at Wimbledon will give him a slight advantage heading into the match. Especially on clay, where he moves better and his forehand is better. But he will also have to understand that this is a different final. The tension is there for both players, but they will know how to handle it."
"There is no doubt that this is the dreamed final. They are both going through different moments in their lives. For Carlos, everything goes smoothly, beautifully, and perfectly. He won in Paris, won in London, and now returns to the final of the Olympic Games. I'm not sure if he is capable of understanding the difficulty of this because he is very young and explosive, but it is an incredible achievement in such a short time. [...]. I think for Novak, winning at least the silver is a good achievement, but that cannot be the headline. He seeks gold. He himself is gold. He is platinum. Anything other than gold is less than what he expects", he added.
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The Serbian relieved the pressure after achieving his goal in Paris and setting up a match with Alcaraz next Sunday: "I am moving much better than in Wimbledon".
Serbian Novak Djokovic is now the happiest man in the world after winning the gold medal at the Olympic Games in Paris. Furthermore, he achieved this feat without dropping a single set along the way, not even in the final against Carlos Alcaraz, which was resolved in two very close tie-breaks.
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Novak Djokovic now has the gold medal of the Olympic Games in Paris in his pocket. The fifth time's the charm, and the Serbian finally managed to achieve one of his greatest goals. Thus, he becomes the fifth player in history to win the 'Golden Slam', that is, to win all 4 Grand Slams and the Olympic gold in singles. He joins Rafa Nadal, Andre Agassi, Steffi Graf, and Serena Williams in this achievement.
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At last, Novak Djokovic has the Olympic gold in his hands after defeating Carlos Alcaraz in the final of the Olympic Games in Paris. This way, the Serbian makes history for his country, becoming the oldest player at 37 years old to win a gold medal. A great fact that demonstrates the perseverance of a player who has not stopped until achieving his goal.
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The Serbian prevails over Alcaraz in the Olympic final in Paris to add his long sought-after first gold medal of his career.
Spanish and Serbian face off once again with the Olympic gold medal at stake. Who will win the seventh chapter of their already historic rivalry?
Novak Djokovic is very focused on the final that awaits him tomorrow, one of the most important finals of his career. He will face Carlos Alcaraz for the gold at the Olympic Games in Paris, and he does so focused, yes, but without any hesitation to sign the Spanish flag. After today's training, the Serbian has shown that he respects the country of his opponent and has no problem signing a flag that is not his own. What a beautiful sight!
Novak Djokovic signing a Spanish flag after training?
— Fernando Ruiz (@fernan_ruiz) August 3, 2024
Nole Djokovic signing a Spanish flag after training.
Long live the Olympic good vibes! pic.twitter.com/1eiQ4qjLBF
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Djokovic firma una bandera de España antes de la final olímpica ante Alcaraz
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Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic will face off once again on the courts in a historic encounter: the final of the Olympic Games in Paris. Their rivalry transcends borders, and the world will witness how either of them could win their first gold. Álex Corretja analyzed for Eurosport the moment both are arriving at and who, in principle, is the favorite: "I could say that the fact that Carlos has won so many matches and defeated Novak at Wimbledon will give him a slight advantage heading into the match. Especially on clay, where he moves better and his forehand is better. But he will also have to understand that this is a different final. The tension is there for both players, but they will know how to handle it."
"There is no doubt that this is the dreamed final. They are both going through different moments in their lives. For Carlos, everything goes smoothly, beautifully, and perfectly. He won in Paris, won in London, and now returns to the final of the Olympic Games. I'm not sure if he is capable of understanding the difficulty of this because he is very young and explosive, but it is an incredible achievement in such a short time. [...]. I think for Novak, winning at least the silver is a good achievement, but that cannot be the headline. He seeks gold. He himself is gold. He is platinum. Anything other than gold is less than what he expects", he added.
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The Serbian relieved the pressure after achieving his goal in Paris and setting up a match with Alcaraz next Sunday: "I am moving much better than in Wimbledon".
The Serbian displays a fully recovered version against Musetti and qualifies for his first Olympic final. On Sunday, he will fight Alcaraz for the gold medal.
After Andy Murray has ended his career as a tennis player, the Brit still holds hopes that some of his greatest companions and rivals on the circuit will fulfill several of his dreams. In the press conference after his last match, and as revealed by CLAY, the Scotsman expressed his desire "for Novak Djokovic to win the gold medal" in Paris. "It means a lot to him, every time he plays for his country you can see that it matters to him a lot. It would be fantastic if he could achieve the Olympic gold", pointed out the Dunblane native, who also did not hesitate to state that the "most important" matches of his career took place against the Serbian, whom he defeated to conquer his first Grand Slam (US Open 2012) and his first Wimbledon (2013).
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