Novak Djokovic is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated tennis players in this edition of Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the year, which starts on Monday 28 June 2021. The Serbian champion, number one in the world and winner of 19 Grand Slam titles, is the big favorite of the London tournament and starts with the aim of catching the record of twenty slams of his great rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, the latter large, missing in the tournament.
In addition, insiders and tennis fans are excited about another major challenge for Nole, namely to see if she can pull off the great accomplishment of the Golden Slam, winning the four Grand Slam titles in the same year plus the Olympic Games .
At the press conference, the Serbian tennis player spoke about many topics, from his goals to the problems with the bladder to his debut against British tennis player Jack Draper, a young rookie but found very interesting.
Djokovic has confirmed his participation in the Olympics and aims to break all possible records after his recent win at Roland Garros.
John McEnroe: “Novak Djokovic is very brave because …”
In a recent interview, former tennis legend John McEnroe spoke about Novak Djokovic and his chances of an incredible Golden Slam, here are his words: “His biggest obstacle for me is understanding whether his body is holding up.
He’s amazing, he looks phenomenal, and he’s halfway to achieving his goal. It must be said that he won the most difficult Grand Slam for him and I know he will go to Tokyo so he is hoping for the Golden Slam too.
I was very curious to understand if he made that choice, at this point I also believe he can make the Golden Slam, something that shouldn’t even be mentioned. The fact that Nole talks about the Golden Slam lets us understand how brave he is and, above all, we are talking about a very self-confident tennis player. “
Nole won his first round match on center court lawn by beating young Briton Jack Draper in four sets, despite losing the first set and qualifying for the second round of the London Slam.
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