Roger Federer and Serena Williams? Fantastic ?40? Feat Casts Doubts in Novak Djokovic?s Coach?s Mind as He Makes Peculiar Confession -?I Don?t Know If..?

Novak Djokovic has irrefutably set the astounding record of 23 Grand Slam titles standing together with Serena Williams. Moreover, his premium gameplay and resilience have been bringing out results in his favor. However, will he continue doing the same until he is 40? Both Serena Williams and Roger Federer touched the huge number 40 even if they were not playing their best. Djokovic’s coach Goran Ivanisevic sheds light on the length of his career.

Novak Djokovic is undoubtedly one of the best ATP players on tour and his run to clinch his third major title at Wimbledon this year speaks words about his resilience. But will that resilience last when he is 40?

Can Novak Djokovic clinch the same feat as Roger Federer and Serena Williams??

Both Roger Federer and Serena Williams bid farewell to the sport last year. However, apart from their astounding careers, the two also pushed themselves till they touched the age of 40. Goran Ivanisevic, coach of Novak Djokovic has closely worked with him and has given his verdict on what his player’s future might plausibly look like.

In an interview with Express Sport, he expressed his views about Djokovic playing till 40. He stated, “The way he has taken care of his body, he can do it.” However, he also added, “I don’t know if he is going to have the motivation (to carry on until 40), it’s one way to go.” Talking about his peak gameplay, he stated, “He can play another two or three years at a high level.”

Talking about his Grand Slam streak, he thinks Djokovic can win 26 or 27 Grand Slam titles. He added, “He can win another two this year and that would be unbelievable to do the Golden Slam.”

Given that he has won two majors already and if he goes on to win two more with an Olympic gold next year, it will mark his first Golden Grand Slam. Ivanisevic stated, “I don’t have a magic ball, but he’s healthy, he’s ready, he’s playing incredible tennis and he’s motivated for every Grand Slam.”?Even if Djokovic is motivated, the crowd has always chosen his opponent over him.

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Is it over the fact that he is on his streak to equalize the record of eight Wimbledon titles with Roger Federer? Or is it because he has already surpassed every ATP player’s record for the highest number of Grand Slam titles? No one knows and Djokovic too has made his peace with it.

Novak Djokovic on being the opposite side of the crowd’s bias

The 23-time Grand Slam champion has always maintained his morale on the court. However, the consistent boos and jeers of the crowd are something that he has made himself accustomed to. Going against players like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, Djokovic understood the hate.

However, recently he confessed that for most of his career, the crowd has always supported his opponent over him. Calling that his destiny, Djokovic has found his peace with it though he sometimes does not understand the crowd’s reaction.

Nonetheless, irrespective of the crowd’s bias, Djokovic has continued to set unbelievable records. And these records’ cheers echo more than the boos of the crowd.

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