New York: Novak Djokovic has equalized the final quarter-final opponent as Matteo Berrettini to “Palu” but the head of Serbia was ranked top into the clash Wednesday with all the tools to dismantle Italy which served great and remained on track for the Grand 21 Slam title.
The two players faced in the Wimbledon final match won by Djokovic to level up with Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal in 20 majors but not before dealing with fears from his 25-year-old rival who had a service and forehand blockbuster.
“Next to Juan Martin del Potro, he might be the hardest bat from the dish and forehand.
He has a Lethal-Plus-one game,” Djokovic, who also defeated Berretti in the Roland Garros quarter-finals and in the Final ATP 2019, said.
“He was well established as a top player.
Without a doubt, he played …
the semi-final here a few years ago, the final at Wimbledon.
It is a difficult setter.” Triumph New York will mean Djokovic will be only the third man, and the first since Rod Laver in 1969, to hold the four majors in the same year after winning the Australian Open title, France Open and Wimbledon in 2021.
Despite struggling to click on Equipment at the beginning of a few matches, the 34-year-old player has relentless has canceled the complicated opponent this year and will be a company favorite to advance but Djokovic does not take Burrettes with light.
“Listen, if he serves well, which is his biggest weapon, he is tough.
He is resilient on any surface to play.
I have several matches that are very close to him in France Open and Wimbledon recently,” Djokovic said.
“We will play third consecutive slams with each other.
Hopefully the results will be the same as the previous two.” The fourth seed Alexander Zverev is almost difficult to water the grasslands this year and Germany will take action against Lloyd Harris South Africa in the quarter-finals of other men.
Among the women, the fourth seed and former world number one Karolina Pliskova, who was like Zverev was also chasing the first major title, meeting with the dark horse Maria Sakkari in a very awaited match during the night session at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Emma Raducanu is 18 years old, who is among a handful of teenagers who made their breakthrough in this year’s tournament, will be seen continuing his dream of walking but facing a potentially frightening challenge towards the Belinda Bencic Olympics champion.