Novak Djokovic

Andy Murray does not regret having been Novak Djokovic's coach for a few months. Although the partnership had its ups and downs, the Scot could not turn down that opportunity: "I enjoyed it at the beginning, but obviously the results were not what I expected, and I am sure they were not what Djokovic expected either. Still, I am glad I did it. It was a unique opportunity, and if I had not done it, I would have regretted it. Being able to spend time with one of my greatest rivals, one of the greatest athletes of all time, trying to help him, learn from him, and understand him was fascinating. But if you want to do a good job as a coach, in my opinion, you need to spend a lot of time with the person, and that is difficult when they do not live close to you," he said in an interview with 'The Times'.

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Patrick Mouratoglou is known for giving his opinion on what happens in the world of tennis without any filters. The former coach of Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka, or Holger Rune, talked about Novak Djokovic and what he lacks to surpass Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner: "Undoubtedly, he is the best of all time. But even the way he expresses it gives me the feeling that he doesn't believe it himself. When you hear the press conference after his defeat against Alcaraz in the US Open, he basically says: 'I don't know how I can achieve this.' If he doesn't believe it, it won't happen. I would make sure Novak believes he can beat them, because I believe it. It's a matter of motivation. Throughout his career, when it was a matter of life or death, he always triumphed," the Frenchman stated on the 'Business of Sport' podcast.

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Sam Querrey is clear that Novak Djokovic could surpass the 103 titles of Roger Federer and the 109 of Jimmy Connors. He stated this on the 'Nothing Majors' podcast: "If Djokovic wanted, he could surpass Federer and Connors in titles. This year we saw that he reached the semifinals in all Grand Slams, so in those tournaments, he is the third best player in the world. He could enter several ATP 250 events and probably win ten. Just for that reason, I don't think these numbers, and the fact of surpassing Federer and Connors, are important to him," concluded the former American tennis player.

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"He [Novak Djokovic] could enter a handful of 250 tournaments this year and probably win 10 of them. For that reason alone, I don't think those numbers - passing Federer and Jimmy Connors - are important to him."

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— Swish 🍒 Tennis (@Zwxsh) September 13, 2025

 

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As announced months ago, Novak Djokovic has obtained permission to reside in Greece after feeling undervalued and persecuted by the Serbian government due to his support for protesters who, months ago, criticized the government and denounced existing corruption. Djokovic has already enrolled his children in a private school in Athens and now has a residence in the southern area of the city, as indicated by the Daily Mail.

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Novak Djokovic did not take long to leave the United States after falling in the semifinals of the US Open against Carlos Alcaraz. However, the Serbian has continued with a racket in hand, as he has been seen training with his son Stefan in Greece. Although it is still unknown if the Belgrade native will play any more tournaments this year.

Novak Djokovic was training with his son, Stefan! in Greece👨‍👦🎾🥰🇬🇷 pic.twitter.com/TSseuvuzZb

— pete_shaw🐊🐌👬 (@petexiao1) September 9, 2025

 

 

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There were nerves in those final moments of the US Open 2025 grand final between Aryna Sabalenka and Amanda Anisimova, but the world number one delivered as the favorite in the second set tiebreak to defend her title in New York. This marks Sabalenka's 17th consecutive tiebreak win in Grand Slams. Only Novak Djokovic is ahead of the Belarusian with 19. Can she surpass him?

 

📊 The longest streaks of consecutive tiebreak wins in Grand Slam history:
🇷🇸 Novak Djokovic: 19 (2005-07)
🇧🇾 Aryna Sabalenka: 17 (2023-❓)
🇷🇸 Novak Djokovic: 15 (2023) pic.twitter.com/4a5mn4ykNk

— Jeu, Set et Maths (@JeuSetMaths) September 6, 2025

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That Novak Djokovic is in the final stages of his career is a fact. But it remains to be seen when and where he would decide to retire. So far, the Serbian has not spoken directly about it, but John McEnroe shared his prediction on ESPN microphones: "In a way, it wouldn't surprise me if he stopped. But I would be surprised if he tried to continue for another year. That would be my bet. He has been the world's third-best player this year. That's what it's been," stated the former American player.

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With the defeat of Novak Djokovic against Carlos Alcaraz in the semifinals of the US Open 2025, a cycle that has lasted for 23 years comes to a close. This will be the first season since 2002 where none of the Big-4 members (Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Andy Murray) have contested one of the four Grand Slam finals. 2002 - This is now the first season where one of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, or Roger Federer have not reached a Men's Singles final at a Grand Slam event since 2002. Twilight. #USOpen | @usopen @atptour @ATPMediaInfo pic.twitter.com/g3HfaRs0R4 — OptaAce (@OptaAce) September 5, 2025

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