Novak Djokovic kicks off his US Open quest towards a historic 25th Grand Slam, equaling Federer’s record. Get the inside scoop now!
As Novak Djokovic strolled onto the iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium, he did so wearing the confidence of an Olympic champion and, quite literally, the bling of victory with gold bags draped over his shoulders. In a stunning show to kick off his US Open 2024 campaign, Djokovic not only emerged victorious but also marked an impressive milestone, as he equaled Roger Federer’s record of 89 wins at this prestigious tournament. The crowd could feel the energy as Djokovic quickly asserted his dominance on the court, leaving little doubt whom they were there to watch: the maestro of tennis himself.
In his first-round match against Moldova's Radu Albot, Djokovic delivered an exquisite performance, finishing with a straight-sets victory of 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. This win not only fueled Djokovic's title defense but also added to his record-breaking tally, laying groundwork for an ambitious aim: a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam title overall. Another feather in his cap and a step closer to tennis immortality, Djokovic demonstrated his ability to break barriers while effortlessly gliding across the court against a worthy opponent—a mere 138th-ranked qualifier.
Amidst the celebration and accolades, Djokovic maintained a humble demeanor at the post-match press conference. Expressing his appreciation for the overwhelming support he receives from fans, he showcased his characteristic charm. He also touched on his faith in fellow player Coco Gauff, emphasizing her determination and recent progress in the sport. The shared spirit of camaraderie among athletes is refreshing; after all, tennis is as much about sportsmanship as it is about records and trophies.
While Djokovic is basking in victory and seeking to further engrave his name in tennis history, it’s worth noting that his professional journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. He’s not just trailing behind Federer and Nadal anymore. With each match he plays, he’s standing shoulder to shoulder with them, affirming his status as one of tennis’s all-time greats. And let's not forget: who needs a genie when you have Novak Djokovic turning post-match pressers into charm-fests and predicting rising stars like Coco Gauff? What a time to be a tennis fan at the US Open!
Novak Djokovic marched onto Arthur Ashe Stadium for his first tennis match as an Olympic champion with shiny, golden bags hanging from each shoulder.
Novak Djokovic equalled Roger Federer's tally of 89 wins at the US Open with a straight-sets victory over Moldova's Radu Albot in the first round.
The defending champion is also tied with Roger Federer for the most wins at Flushing Meadows.
Novak Djokovic has broken so many records in his stellar career that even he struggles to keep up.The tennis legend got his US Open campaign off to th.
Press conference with Novak Djokovic after his 6-2 6-2 6-4 victoryt over Radu Albot to claim a record-breaking 78th win on the main showcourt at Flushing ...
By Jill Martin, CNN (CNN) — Ahead of the start of the US Open, where he's the defending champion, Novak Djokovic said people have asked him what.
Novak Djokovic has started his bid for a record 25th Grand Slam title and tied Roger Federer with his 89th match win at the U.S. Open by defeating qualifier ...
The defending champion is also tied with Roger Federer for the most wins at Flushing Meadows.
As expected, the 24-time grand slam winner dominated the baseline rallies throughout Monday's match-up with the World No. 138, breaking early in each set ...
Novak Djokovic believed Coco Gauff had made significant improvements last year and predicted that she'd begin winning quickly.
The defending champion is also tied with Roger Federer for the most wins at Flushing Meadows.
Novak Djokovic was happy with his start at the US Open on Monday but is aware there is improvement to make. The defending champion was playing his first hard-court match since March in Indian Wells but looked comfortable in New York en route to a ...
Novak Djokovic, of Serbia, reacts after defeating Radu Albot, of Moldova, during a first round match of the U.S. Open tennis championships, Monday, Aug.