Henman on Djokovic: "He has the best chance of winning a 25th Grand Slam at Wimbledon".
Can Novak Djokovic add another Grand Slam title to his already impressive collection? That, in any case, is his main objective for the 2025 season, after a blank slate of Major titles last year.
His first attempt at the Australian Open proved unsuccessful, but despite a hamstring injury, the Serb made it through to the semi-finals, where he bowed out to Zverev.
Tim Henman spoke to Sky Sports about Djokovic's chances in his quest for another major title.
"I think he has the best chance of winning a 25th Grand Slam at Wimbledon. He reached the final there last year after suffering a knee injury.
It will be a question of confidence and mastering the grass quickly. In any case, I don't see too many players who are comfortable on this surface.
Realistically speaking, how many players could really claim to win the Australian Open? Maybe four or five.
As far as Wimbledon is concerned, Sinner has reached the semi-finals in the past, but grass remains his least favourite surface at the moment.
Otherwise, Djokovic and Alcaraz will be the favourites. As for the rest, it's difficult to say with any certainty who is capable of making it big in London", Henman elaborated.
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