Medvedev reflects on Djokovic's absence from the Masters: "Maybe we'll see a new winner".
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As hostilities get underway in Turin for the year-end Masters, Daniil Medvedev recently answered a few questions in a press conference.
In particular, the Russian was asked about the absence of Novak Djokovic, making this the first Masters tournament without a member of the Big Three since 2001.
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On this subject, Medvedev was keen to highlight the opportunity that this could represent for several players: "It's strange that there are no members of the Big 3.
It's a shame that Novak won't be with us, but if you look at it differently, you can say that everyone, especially the fans, are probably interested in seeing, maybe, a new winner."
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