He could win ten of them": Sam Querrey on the record Djokovic isn't chasing
A semifinalist in every Grand Slam in 2025, Novak Djokovic remains a monster of consistency at 38 years old. Yet, as Sam Querrey explains, he isn't interested in a record where he could dominate with ease.
In the latest episode of the Nothing Major podcast, Querrey discussed the famous title record that Djokovic is far from breaking (he has 100, compared to Jimmy Connors' 109), even though he has the ability to do so by adjusting his schedule:
"If Novak wanted to surpass these guys, he could. We saw this year that he reached the semifinals of every Grand Slam, so in those tournaments he is the third best player in the world.
He could enter several ATP 250s and probably win ten of them. For that reason alone, I don't think these numbers, and surpassing Federer and Connors, matter to him.
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