Novak Djokovic, a tenor who remains to be looking for himself

– Novak Djokovic, a tenor who remains to be looking for himself

The world No. 1 prevented the lure on Wednesday for his entry into rivalry on the Gonet Geneva Open. However his efficiency turned out to be much less scintillating than his birthday cake.

Printed: 05/22/2024, 10:50 p.m.

Novak Djokovic affords a bit of his birthday cake to a member of safety, after his victory over Yannick Hanfmann.

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All of the gamers agree on one level: Geneva affords, in all modesty, some of the stunning settings on the ATP circuit. However like in all places else and a little bit greater than in Acapulco in February or Marrakech in April, there’s one aspect in opposition to which nobody can do something: the sky. Not even Novak Djokovic, who noticed his efficiency interrupted by rain on Wednesday night. It was due to this fact in two actions, uneven, even chaotic in sequences, that the world No. 1 pushed Yannick Hanfmann out of his approach (6-3 6-3 in 1 hour 29).