On Saturday, Serbian legend Novak Djokovic became the only player to claim Golden Masters crown (winning all 14 Masters 1000 titles) twice by overcoming Canada’s Milos Raonic 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 to win the Western & Southern Open.

In addition to taking his career title count to 80, the win added to his streak of triumphs in 2020 to 23, a prospect that undoubtedly bolsters the US Open bound star’s morale and spirit.

Recently the World #1 Novak Djokovic has been in tandem with Canada’s Vasek Pospisil and they are gunning to represent men’s professional tennis players.

Right after his victory in New York, Djokovic clarified that the duo was not working on a ‘union’ and they did not intend to boycott the present tour.

Novak Djokovic opens up on the new formation

“We are trying to have the majority of players, we know that this will probably not be the case today but we have to start somewhere. I would love to be able to count on Roger and Rafa, but I understand them. In my opinion, it is the right moment,” he said.

“Legally we are 100% safe and we are allowed to form the player association. This is not a union. This is a player association. So we are not calling for boycotts. We are not forming parallel tours,” he added. (translated by Google Translate)

Also at present, the association doesn’t serve the WTA players.

While Novak Djokovic was playing the Cincinnati finals against Milos Raonic, his arch-rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal tweeted on the new player’s association taking root in the world of professional tennis.

“We have a bigger problem and separation and disunion is definitely not the solution,” Nadal tweeted. Following his tweet, his friend and foe Roger Federer came out in support of Rafa and shared his thoughts on the same.

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