Del Potro Praises Djokovic: "As Long as He's Still Active, He's the Best"
Del Potro and Djokovic have faced each other 20 times, with a clear advantage for Nole (16 wins). Their last meeting dates back to the 2019 Rome Masters 1000, where the Serb once again prevailed in three sets, 4-6, 7-6, 6-4.
However, the 37-year-old player is having a tough year with four early exits and no titles won.
In an interview shared by Tennis World Italia, the Argentine discussed the immense resilience of the Grand Slam record-holder. The 2009 US Open champion has no doubts about the "Joker's" ability to chase his 25th major title:
"I think winning a Grand Slam is something personal for him. He can win more Grand Slams. In terms of tennis, he is the best. He has a lot of experience. If he’s physically fit, he can handle all of it and succeed.
It would be amazing for tennis if he could win another one after a long period, just like he did in Paris with the Olympic medal. As long as he’s still active, he’s the best."
Khan, you should try some Fungus Nail treatment for your 🦶🏼 ..... before you spread that crap around.