Novak Djokovic Defends His Performance and Breaks Record at Roland Garros
In a recent press conference at Roland Garros, world No. 1 Novak Djokovic addressed the criticism surrounding his fitness and dedication to tennis. Spending a total of nine hours and eight minutes on the court in his last two wins, Djokovic dismissed comments made about his performance. “It’s easy to judge just sitting on a couch,” he stated, emphasizing the hard work and dedication he has put into his tennis career since a young age.
Reflecting on his continuous motivation and drive, Djokovic acknowledged the support he receives from his family, team, and fans worldwide. Despite the challenges of maintaining top-level performance, Djokovic expressed his love for the sport and the thrill of competing against younger opponents in prestigious stadiums. With a record-breaking 370 Grand Slam match wins, surpassing Roger Federer, Djokovic remains focused on creating his own legacy in tennis history.
Looking ahead to his upcoming match against Casper Ruud in the quarter-finals, Djokovic remains determined to showcase his enduring skill and passion for the game. As he continues to push boundaries and set new records, Djokovic’s unwavering commitment to excellence solidifies his status as one of the greatest tennis players of all time.
