Isner on Djokovic: "If He Serves Like in Miami, He Can Win Wimbledon"
On the *Nothing Major* podcast featuring John Isner, Jack Sock, Sam Querrey, and Steve Johnson, Isner shared his thoughts on Novak Djokovic’s upcoming opportunities.
The American believes another Grand Slam title is still possible for the Serbian. He stated: "I hope I’m wrong, but it seems Novak Djokovic still has two chances left in his career to win a Grand Slam, and that’s at Wimbledon and the US Open.
He’s getting older, and even though he takes care of his body, the real question regarding his career seems to be his level of play.
If he can serve like he did in Miami, then he can absolutely win Wimbledon.
In one match, he served 83% first serves, but if he can maintain over 65% first serves at Wimbledon, he can definitely win the tournament this year."
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