Millman: "Djokovic has every chance of winning at least one Grand Slam in 2025".

Le 23/12/2024 à 13h58 par Clément Gehl

In an exclusive interview with Tennis Temple, John Millman spoke about Novak Djokovic. For him, the goal for 2024 was clear: the Olympic Games.

Now that this objective has been achieved, the Serb can concentrate on 2025.

Millman is confident about his upcoming season: "I think Novak is really flying under the radar. In my opinion, some people have almost written him off.

I think he's focused on winning Olympic gold. I think he played very well in his final against Alcaraz, he was a bit more aggressive.

I really believe he's going to become a power to be reckoned with. The Australian Open will give a clear indication of his physical and mental state. He inspires me.

The way he's managing to get the best out of his body and his game at his age is incredible.

I think he has every chance of winning at least one Grand Slam, if not several by 2025."

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