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Former World No. 2 discusses Novak Djokovic’s form

Novak Djokovic has ultimately announced his return on the ATP tour. The World No.1 will be competing at the last Masters event of the season in Paris. However, former World No. 2, Alex Corretja thinks Novak Djokovic won’t be able to continue his scintillating form in the upcoming time.

The Spaniard also spoke on Djokovic’s

chances of winning a Grand Slam with the rise of young skillful players on the tour. He stated, “Now they also know that he lost to Medvedev, Zverev beat him at the Olympics. At the US Open he [Zverev] caused him a lot of troubles too, [Stefanos] Tsitsipas is going to be there, and some others. I would be very surprised if he’s going to be in the same situation next year at the US Open.”
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“I will say no because I think some other players will come in and will cause him some problems, but of course I’m counting on him to still win Slams. Definitely because he’s ready mentally and physically,” he further added.

Corretja applauded players like Daniil Medvedev,

Alexander Zverev and Stefanos Tsitsipas who have created some obstacles for Djokovic lately.

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Djokovic’s achievements in 2021

Novak Djokovic started the year brilliantly by lifting the Australian Open title for the ninth time in his career. Subsequently, he triumphed at his second French Open title, beating the fearless Rafael Nadal in the semi-finals of the competition.

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Coming back to London, the Serb truly dominated throughout his Wimbledon championships run. Moreover, he sent Matteo Berrettini packing and raised his 20th Grand Slam title. Now, Novak Djokovic has tied legends Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal for the most number of Grand Slam titles.

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What do you think, who will lift the record-breaking 21st Grand Slam title first?

ALSO READ: “He’s Not Getting Younger”: Boris Becker Believes Novak Djokovic Will Be Dethroned From World No. 1

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