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Novak Djokovic returns to the court in Adelaide

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Thirty-eight years old and not feeling it: Novak Djokovic has no intention of giving up tennis; in fact, before the Australian Open in Melbourne, the first Grand Slam tournament of the year, he will take part in the’ATP 250 on Adelaide’s concrete.

Martino DavidiNovak Djokovic unabashedly on Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz

Novak Djokovic unabashedly on Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz
The Serbian tennis player analyzed the final of the ATP Finals in Turin
"I watched the first set, because it is usually always tight and this time too it ended 7-6", he told Eurosport
"I saw a lot of tension, great intensity on the court, and a sincerely astronomical level of tennis"
"I usually don’t like to watch tennis matches of other players because I would like to be me on the court with them but the matches of the two of them I watch with interest"
"They are at a very, very high level, their rivalry is something very positive for our sport"
"It' great to see them play each other'"
Djokovic will return to Australian Open
He won 101 ATP tournaments in his career
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The organizers of the tournament, which begins Jan. 12 and ends Jan. 17, in conjunction with Australian Open qualifying, announced it. Djokovic won the first of two back-to-back Adelaide tournaments in 2023, and on that occasion stated that he ’had never received such support and warmth” from the public.

Novak Djokovic is the tennis player to have been world No. 1 for the longest number of weeks, 428, and has won 101 ATP major circuit tournaments in singles, including 24 Slam tournaments, 40 Masters 1000s, 7 ATP Finals and an Olympic gold medal in Paris 2024 on the courts of Roland Garros. With Serbia, he won the Davis Cup in 2010.

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