Brad Gilbert tips Novak Djokovic to break one astonishing Open Era record but said he can’t be.. here’s full details
Brad Gilbert feels Novak Djokovic has a shot at beating Jimmy Connors’ all-time title record. Last week, Djokovic captured his 90th title after beating Stefanos Tsitsipas in the Astana Open final. Now, Djokovic is fifth on the all-time list with the most titles in the Open Era as he needs 20 more titles to break Connors’ record.
Rafael Nadal, who has 92 titles, is the only active player ahead of Djokovic. Djokovic, who is 35 but still perfectly healthy and in a great shape, is still a very dominant figure in the game. “I am thinking Djoker will get the record for career ATP titles,” Gilbert tweeted following Djokovic’s triumph at the Astana Open.
Brad Gilbert tips Novak Djokovic to break one astonishing Open Era record but said he can’t be.. here’s full details
Djokovic corrected the on-court interviewer at the Astana Open
After Djokovic clinched his 90th title, the on-court interviewer assumed that Djokovic probably never dreamed of winning titles in such a high number.
But Djokovic said that he did actually believe that he would one day reach the stars. “I dared to dream, actually. I always hoped that I would be going to have a great career. Obviously, didn’t know the amount of finals I was going to play, the amount of tournaments I was going to win, but my intention was always to reach the highest heights in our sport.
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I’m just very grateful and blessed to be able to play this well at this stage of my life. You know, 35 is not 25. But I think the experience, probably, in these kinds of matches and big occasions helps as well to approach mentally in the right way,” Djokovic explained.
After missing the entire North American hard court swing, Djokovic returned to action by winning back-to-back titles at the Tel Aviv Open and Astana Open. “I could not ask for a better restart of the season.
I’m super pumped and motivated to end the season as well as I have done these past couple of weeks,” Djokovic added. Djokovic is not playing this week.
Brad Gilbert tips Novak Djokovic to break one astonishing Open Era record but said he can’t be.. here’s full details
Brad Gilbert feels Novak Djokovic has a shot at beating Jimmy Connors’ all-time title record. Last week, Djokovic captured his 90th title after beating Stefanos Tsitsipas in the Astana Open final. Now, Djokovic is fifth on the all-time list with the most titles in the Open Era as he needs 20 more titles to break Connors’ record.
Rafael Nadal, who has 92 titles, is the only active player ahead of Djokovic. Djokovic, who is 35 but still perfectly healthy and in a great shape, is still a very dominant figure in the game. “I am thinking Djoker will get the record for career ATP titles,” Gilbert tweeted following Djokovic’s triumph at the Astana Open.
Brad Gilbert tips Novak Djokovic to break one astonishing Open Era record but said he can’t be.. here’s full details
Djokovic corrected the on-court interviewer at the Astana Open
After Djokovic clinched his 90th title, the on-court interviewer assumed that Djokovic probably never dreamed of winning titles in such a high number.
But Djokovic said that he did actually believe that he would one day reach the stars. “I dared to dream, actually. I always hoped that I would be going to have a great career. Obviously, didn’t know the amount of finals I was going to play, the amount of tournaments I was going to win, but my intention was always to reach the highest heights in our sport.
READ MORE:Novak Djokovic overthrows a Rafa Nadal record as was clearly stated that he only.. here’s full details
I’m just very grateful and blessed to be able to play this well at this stage of my life. You know, 35 is not 25. But I think the experience, probably, in these kinds of matches and big occasions helps as well to approach mentally in the right way,” Djokovic explained.
After missing the entire North American hard court swing, Djokovic returned to action by winning back-to-back titles at the Tel Aviv Open and Astana Open. “I could not ask for a better restart of the season.
I’m super pumped and motivated to end the season as well as I have done these past couple of weeks,” Djokovic added. Djokovic is not playing this week.
