Belgrade: Novak Djokovic’s challenge faces his childhood and throughout his career helps Serbia aged 34 years in his efforts to become the biggest tennis player of all time, his former mentor Niki Pilic told Reuters.
The number one world will face Russia Daniel Medvedev on our open Sunday to win the 21st career department who break the record and complement the grand slam calendar after taking the Australian Open degree, France Open and Wimbledon this year.
If he succeeded, Djokovic would surpass Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, who also had 20 majors under their belts, and became the first to win the Slam calendar since Australia Rod Laver 52 years ago.
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With an 83-year-old laver watching from the stands in New York, Djokovic beat Alexander Zverev in five sets of pulsating to move in one alone victory above the Grand Slam champion list.
Pilik Croatia, who oversees the new stages of Djokovic’s career as a teenager at his tennis academy in Germany, emphasized it was only a prize for Belgrader who grew in Serbia who was torn war.
During the 1999 NATO bombing from Serbia on the conflict in Kosovo, a 12-year-old Djokovic trained in an empty swimming pool converted into a tennis court and his training session was often cut by air strike sirens.
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https://t.co/aiufgdqydt- US Open Tennis (@Usopen) 1631333231000 “You can’t tell someone’s limit when they are only teenagers but doing things in a difficult way to have made Djokovic harder,” Pilic told Reuters On the telephone interview shortly before the Serbian victory over Zverev.
“This is a thin line and there is no guarantee that he will even go to be the top 10 players, but his natural talent is clear.
More importantly, it matches his commitment, the level of work and mental strength.” It was clear from the start at my academy that he was something special and that was why his father and I always trust him.
“Crossroadsa Former Alpine Ski Instructors, Djokovic Srdjan’s father also instilled his desire to Novak, who said that at one point he was hesitant about which sports to be pursued.
For all his achievements in court, Djokovic never enjoyed the same global popularity among fans Tennis as Federer and Nadal.
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https: // t .co / yp9dwhaqmt- US open tennis (@usopen) 1631332041000 “Djokovic is not a cup of tea everyone because he comes from From a small country and therefore it is not quite appreciated by Dodon Anglo-American and European tennis fans, “Pilic said.” But if someone likes him or not, he has many characters and personality.
He has done Serbia proudly, he has done a lot to improve the country’s international reputation and for me he is more than a big tennis player.
“Former Davis Serbia Cup coach Bogdan Obradovic was responsible when Djokovic led their first and only one.
Victory in the competition in 2010.” Winning the Davis 2010 Cup title is a turning point in Novak’s career but first and foremost, it is the result of The eight-year process to build it to players and humans, “Obradovic told Reuters via email.
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https://t.co/r6zlglawxO- Tennis Open (@usopen ) 1631329690000 “I know how much meant to him and after that victory, he found a new level of trust that allowed him to intensify his accusation to number one in the ATP rank.
“Serbia beat France 3-2 at the cauldron of the Belgrade Arena in that Final and Djokovic, who only won the 2008 Aus of the Treal’s open title at the time, claiming three out of four majors in 2011.
On Sunday, Djokovic headed for the biggest match in his life and He left doubts about what it meant to him when he discussed the crowd after beating Zverev.
“All in.
I will put my heart and my soul and my body and my head into it.
I will treat the next match like this is my best career match, “he said.