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Novak's motivation was to BEAT ROGER AND NADAL. With them retiring and moving on, He has NO REASON left to play tennis. Who is he chasing? NO BODY!!! except for his inner demons.
@danbotez1307
18 күн бұрын
Excellently put !
@i_dont_know_who_i_am69
17 күн бұрын
he said he still wants that olympics gold since it's the only major title he hasn't managed to get
@sep1ol
17 күн бұрын
well, i agree but sinner and alcaraz are not easy tasks for anyone
@badmanskill1112
17 күн бұрын
@@sep1oltrue. But they still have to get 20 something more GSs to even be in the conversation. Novak was chasing to be the GOAT, he's done that.
@capoman1
16 күн бұрын
In the absence of prime Rafa and Roger, Nole is racking up the GS records.... And the newcomers are his new rivals, Alcaraz and Sinner.
Dude goes 6 months without a title and remains #1 in the world. Breaking records without doing anything. Sometimes, when things seem too easy like this, it's harder to keep motivation to maintain your status, than it would be to fight to reach the top. The Novak beast is made of comebacks from losses and setbacks. The game is over when he says it's over
@stefanfedoryuk7401
19 күн бұрын
You know, that Djokovic is not even number 1 in the world anymore, right?
@chufeng9425
19 күн бұрын
Not #1 anymore
@donna25871
19 күн бұрын
Dude is no longer No 1 and will fall further if he spends extended time off the court. And his age will start to count against him.
@BenSalavati
19 күн бұрын
He will not be number 1 again.
@notturno3448
19 күн бұрын
Well said
Count him out at your own peril. Dude beating quality players with a busted knee at the French. GOAT
Outside of an Olympic gold medal, what exactly is there left for him to achieve? Nadal isn’t going to pass him in Grand Slam titles. He’s won every significant tournament at least once. To me it’s partly his age, his motivation without a rival to keep him hungry, and a recognition that the next generation is finally here. Maybe he makes on more run at a slam to get to 25 but I honestly would be surprised if 2025 is his final season. Everyone else in his generation is either retired or nearly there. Might be time to admit that the fire just isn’t there as much as it once was.
@tomasdelcampo2
19 күн бұрын
Hes won everything twice actually
@the-traveling-lens
19 күн бұрын
@@tomasdelcampo2 If anything that cements my point even further. With the next generation here and pushing its weight around, coupled with nothing more to strive for, I don’t see him competing more than next year.
@perakojot6524
19 күн бұрын
There is absolutely no player on the tour irrespective of age or anything that would fight like Novak fought in matches against Musetti and Cerundolo. So the fire is still there, and it will be there is grand slams and Olympics. I don't see who can beat healthy Novak in Wimbledon, not next year, not even in 2026. Last year against Alcaraz was a fluke and a very rare choke from Novak (he had few in GS finals during his career). Plus I can bet my life that he is going to win one more Australian Open.
@TVTimSweden
18 күн бұрын
Nadal also has won all GS at least twice plus the Olympics. .
@tomasdelcampo2
18 күн бұрын
@@TVTimSweden he hasn't won ATP finals or Miami or Paris and has only won multiple masters once. Not to mention multiple slams Nadal has have an asterisk
I have done the maths if Djokovic keeps this up he might end up number 5 in the world
@HazzaMashmellow
19 күн бұрын
I think he would be happy just to get a title this year
@davidbcg286
19 күн бұрын
@@HazzaMashmellowit’s funny how last year he was one match away from a year slam! But at this age decline can be abrupt. Let’s see what the rest of the year holds.
@lc86_65
19 күн бұрын
I don't think he cares about number 1 that much now I think...
@BenSalavati
19 күн бұрын
@@davidbcg286 what a difference a year makes hey. I think it’s less about his decline - which is obvious - and more about how the rest of the field have moved passed him.
@skabbaraju1
19 күн бұрын
It was bound to happen at some point. I was shocked he had a great year last year at 36. But he proved all of us wrong. He ain't winning any titles anymore unless Carlos, sinner ,.zverev dont play
Regarding the water bottle incident, I did a little experiment and gently dropped my empty water bottle (which is smaller than the one that fell on Nole) and it hurt and I was controlling and expecting the water bottle. So if something were to drop on your head unexpectedly and from a four or five foot height it would hurt. I dare you to try it yourself!
@molybdaenmornell123hopp5
17 күн бұрын
Don't. Concussion happens faster than you'd like it to.
I always love it. A guy that is out competing the whole field and still breaking records has ONE STUMBLE and the world screams retirement. How many tour pros would LOVE to have "the bad years" that Nole has had?
@danbotez1307
18 күн бұрын
Nole has not made any final in 2024 ! That can't be explained away.
@capoman1
16 күн бұрын
@@danbotez1307 AND? He won how many GS last year and reached GS finals. And was no1 until this week and is still no2. You expect a player to dominate every year else they should retire?
@BOZ_11
8 күн бұрын
@@capoman1 Depends if they're pushing 40
In my opinion Djokovic messed up when he parted ways with his coach after the Nardi loss.The routine that he had was then almost gone
@davidsolano5513
19 күн бұрын
Spot on!but he’s body is gone bye bye to the cheating boy
@ProMikus
19 күн бұрын
@@davidsolano5513 cry more
@davidsolano5513
19 күн бұрын
@@ProMikus lol
@Stu49583
19 күн бұрын
@@ProMikusplease don't use "cry more". This makes you look like a brainless fan right away.
@ProMikus
19 күн бұрын
@@Stu49583 please dont call players "cheating boys". This makes you look like a brainless hater right away.
Let's remember what happened when Federer had knee surgery. He was out for like 9 months and came back with 3 incredible seasons. He ain't done.
@gmailcgs
17 күн бұрын
Federer said he always felt pain in his knee when he came back. The knee wasn't the same as a healthy knee.
@anavazquez6218
17 күн бұрын
Question is does he want to do that? He’s got a family and I’m sure his kids and wife would like for him to be at home more. He’s done everything in the sport and more. Going out now wouldn’t be a bad thing but I feel like from an ego standpoint he doesn’t want to retire before Nadal he wants to be the last man standing out of the Big 3. That’s just a feeling I get
No one say anything about how Rafa did not win 11 years even 1 set against Novak on the hard courts. Even Monfils who have 0 - 18 against Novak won couple sets on hard courts. But they think he fake injury...
@danbotez1307
19 күн бұрын
11 years ago Rafa beat your idol real good on the hardcourt of the USD.
19 күн бұрын
@@danbotez1307 but then lost all, and did not want to play him any more after six major lost 😭 We all know that last AO that Nadal won who is real winner 🏆
@danbotez1307
19 күн бұрын
So you admit that Rafa beat your idol at the USO 11 years ago. Last time they met ( RG 2022) Rafa humiliated Djoker.😄
@nava8167
19 күн бұрын
RG 2022 was on clay we are talking about hard court.... And ofc Rafa won it was clay.
@Jackie-ji2sj
19 күн бұрын
By that, then you can take Novaks 3 French away from him and give to Nadal as Novak only won by Nadal being injured.
what reason could there be not to take care more often of the court as he asked for? Sorry, but all 4 GS did their part in order to disturb Novak´s career where ever possible.
Love you NOLE,win lose or draw,rest relax and come back when you are ready,we will be waiting with open arms COUNT ON IT.
Sinner # 1; Alcaraz # 2; Djoker # 3.......It just happened !
Djokovic at age 36 reached 4 gs finals and played 50 matches which took a toll on his body. Instead of having an off season novak unnecessarily played davis cup and united cup where he was spraying unforced errors even in the matches he won. Worst performances ever at AO, reminiscent of 2017.He would have done better if he had skipped Davis cup and united cup imo. In 3 of 7 losses, novak didn't have break points. But RG level was getting better he fought well even in the sets he lost. Just when he was back on track, knee injury happened. French tennis federation are tired of nadal and novak dominance, so they didn't seed rafa and gave him rome champion dangerous zverev and nadal got out of the tournament quickly and messed novak's scheduling in an attempt to upset his recovery time and he too was out of the tournament early. FTF got what they wanted early exits of rafa and novak. Hopefully novak will be back for Olympics
@lucybellescott7531
19 күн бұрын
It's so sad when Novak missed years of playing in these tournaments because he didn't fall for the lies being told that you must be VAXXED & they kept him out. That was something that was a lie, and made up by Fauci, and many people lost their lives or still dealing with long covid, and other injuries. Fauci told all the lies of if you get vaxxed, you will never get covid. It was the exact opposite. I believe it was a crime that Novak was not able to get into the tournaments. That's a lot of years he lost while he was younger than now. I love how he is so kind to all the kids watching & giving them tennis rackets, and he teaches kids how to play tennis. He always says kind things to those he played against, whether he won or not. He's #1 kindest player of all time.
@broncoguy4862
19 күн бұрын
Leave it to the nutty Djokovic fanboys to invent a diabolical conspiracy to explain away his terrible French Open. What the lame excuse for the rest of his terrible year, where he hasn't reach one singe final and has now lost the #1 ranking?r
@swethavicky1362
18 күн бұрын
@@broncoguy4862 At age 37 do you expect him to play at his 2011 level LOL, novak's body has given up, it's a physical decline which happens to all the tennis players.He is playing tennis for 20 years injuries are bound to happen
@ja-kl8rg
18 күн бұрын
Novak hasn't been training much last 5 months, he took break after 25 years. Ivanisevic said this in an interview. Fully fit Novak is still king , you will see . Novak burried 4 generations, he will bury 5 th too .
@teragramlawrence2864
18 күн бұрын
He hasn't won a title this year yet 😂
I love that Ash Barty retired on her on terms & when she was finally won her home Slam :D
@huzcer
19 күн бұрын
Sure but there is a difference between being the GOAT and winning a few slams.
@TraeBeneck
18 күн бұрын
@@huzcer She didn't want to be the GOAT. How is your comment relevant at all? It just comes across as needless hatred toward a great player
@heinzii7834
18 күн бұрын
@@TraeBeneck They meant Djokovic was the goat. Still an irrelevant comment from them either way.
@TraeBeneck
18 күн бұрын
@@heinzii7834 Agreed, super irrelevant. It's weird that Novak fans are so insecure that they feel the need to remind everybody that he's the GOAT every second they can.
@kweizi5712
17 күн бұрын
I have made the comment on another thread that Djokovic should consider retiring while he is on high and looking invincible. The end of last year would have been good. Ahhh ... the benefits of hindsight!
His 428 weeks as number 1 says all. You can hate him as much you like but you'll be not alive waiting for somebody else to reach that
@broncoguy4862
19 күн бұрын
The same was said about Lance Armstrong. oops.
@davidjr4903
18 күн бұрын
@@broncoguy4862 nobody cares about biking
@danbotez1307
18 күн бұрын
His weeks at #1 just ended. He is now at #3 .....and dropping further after Wimbledon.
@wimzswimz9843
18 күн бұрын
428 weeks? Okay! I'm looking forward to seeing whether a player from the next generation can record 525 weeks at no. 1 or not!
@wimzswimz9843
18 күн бұрын
@@davidjr4903 Tiger Woods holds 683 weeks at no. 1 in golf category. So, it means his no. 1 means everything to him
When a perfectionist has achieved everything there is to achieve, things can seem hollow and ambition can fade rather quickly. Being dispatched from the top of the rankings will actually help motivate him. In 2018 he got his drive back after a close match with Rafa in Rome. He needs to play players who can motivate him by making him play his best. Then again, this is the first time in Novak’s career that there is nothing left to chase. In the end, there is nothing left to prove for the Eagle.
@broncoguy4862
19 күн бұрын
Where's the gold medal?
@vijayendranvijay457
18 күн бұрын
Why would he lose his drive in 2018 when at that time he was trailing in many records including having 12 slams.
@capoman1
18 күн бұрын
I agree. An injury break could help refresh him and up his motivation.
The last result of players with most weeks at no. 1 in both WTA and ATP: 1. Novak Djokovic: 428 weeks (ATP) 2. Steffi Graf: 377 weeks (WTA) 3. Martina Navratilova: 332 weeks (WTA) 4. Serena Williams: 319 weeks (WTA) 5. Roger Federer: 310 weeks (ATP) 6. Pete Sampras: 286 weeks (ATP) 7. Ivan Lendl: 270 weeks (ATP) 8. Jimmy Connors: 268 weeks (ATP) After i see WTA's schedule, WTA has more WTA 250-1000 than ATP. Besides that the reason why WTA players spent more weeks at no. 1 than ATP may be because ATP players have to play at least 3 GS in every GS while WTA only plays only 2 sets in every GS so ATP players seem to lose motivation, be prone to injury and be exhausted of their harsh training while they get as same prize as WTA. But Steffi Graf is blessed cuz no any WTA player can beat her record since 1997 so it's definitely over 30 years until about 6 years later if Iga Swiatek can beat her record
@TheFailingHumanExperieme-ge4ov
18 күн бұрын
Tennis is a beta male sport. Jovid shows up at an NBA game and nobody recognizes him. Laughable. 😂
@wimzswimz9843
18 күн бұрын
@@TheFailingHumanExperieme-ge4ov Because you're jealous with his achievements
@mickeystanic4750
17 күн бұрын
@@TheFailingHumanExperieme-ge4ov Mental.
@Antibot2025
16 күн бұрын
Steffi Graf is truly the female goat.
@mickeystanic4750
16 күн бұрын
@@Antibot2025 Only after Monika Seles got stubbed by Steffi's fan. Nobody came close to her. She started winning GS at age of 16-17.
Why does an injury have to be age related? Nadal has struggled with his knees for years and tons of the young players take injury breaks... So the old guy it must be the age?
@molybdaenmornell123hopp5
17 күн бұрын
It's just likelier as you age.
Love your videos - a fan from the UK here
I believe Nole's only motivation are the Olympics right now. I don't know if playing RG this year was a good idea even when the Olympics tournament will take play at the same place. Probably the draw will be similar but don't know how they do that at the Olympics.
Some would wish for Novak to stop playing as they cannot accept that he has beaten almost every record there is, and nobody has ever outsmarted his play. Dream on little people. Srbija has produced some of the most persevering and effective athletes in human history.
@danbotez1307
19 күн бұрын
Lots of top players outsmarted his play on all playing surfaces. He also happens to be the least sportsmanlike player on the tour, thus no crowd favorite, except maybe in Srbija. In short, he has become the Serena of men's tennis. So yes, those tired of his antics would like him to go away, just like Serena's retirement was celebrated in many parts of the world, except not in the US.
@DonLee1980
19 күн бұрын
How has he done in the olympics?
@nava8167
19 күн бұрын
@danbotez1307 I disagree that lots of players have figured him out. Sure he has had some losses, but that's just how tennis works it's impossible to win every match. Regarding his antics he may get angry a lot but any really competitive tennis player understands and admires that he could smash a racket then go on to win the match he has a firey on court presence and he brings the best and rolls with the worst of what that brings. He has top tier mental strength but people who don't understand tennis compare him with nadal and federer and call him emotional and immature
@LoveThe3rdGate
19 күн бұрын
@@DonLee1980Dude the majority of the world doesn't care about Tennis at the Olympics lol The 4 Grand Slam Finals are all more prestigious than the Olympics, this is literally a cope for Novak haters that can't accept the fact he's the GOAT. I grew up a Federer fan, Novak is without a doubt the GOAT dude give it a rest y'all are just embarrassing yourselves at this point Even Nadal admitted Novak is the greatest to ever do it
@DonLee1980
19 күн бұрын
@@LoveThe3rdGate haha that’s what makes you feel better doesn’t it? Is that why Novak cried when he lost at the Olympics? Meaningless isn’t it? There are 16 slams for every Olympics. It’s about putting together the perfect run under the most pressure.
The French Open court conditions and scheduling for the players have been a disgrace in decline every year. Remember just a few of the names whose careers were damaged by the incompetent Franswas. David Goffin, Alex Zverev, Novak Djokovic, countless times for Nadal. Even Alcaraz chewed out the ref during the final Sunday. “This court is like a hard court” Its disgusting!
@youyou9081
15 күн бұрын
C'est ta daronne l'incompétente quand elle t'as conçu petit raciste de merde
Goat, people can't argue with it.
@danbotez1307
18 күн бұрын
Yep, a goat, but not the GOAT.
@mickeystanic4750
17 күн бұрын
@@danbotez1307 Mental.
@danbotez1307
17 күн бұрын
@@mickeystanic4750 Novax idolater = Sheep
@danbotez1307
17 күн бұрын
@@mickeystanic4750 Novax idolater😄
@danbotez1307
17 күн бұрын
@@mickeystanic4750 Djokivic Cultist
Nole was in the spotlight last year because of his historic fight with Nadal, he reached 24 slams. Simply, after a difficult season and a record, he has no more motivation, he's had enough of everything, he has the desire, but in order to be at the top level, he has to be in a special regime, which now, at the age of 37, his wife and children are having a hard time, he knows that, he just won't say that admit. He didn't do anything this season except the semifinals of A.O. and he lost as many matches as in the last ten years. Simply, at the age of 37, your body has to be in top, top shape in order to withstand the efforts of G.S. This is not in his case, and that's why he got injured. In my opinion, he can still win GS, his body is perfect, but he must be in top, top mode, but I don't think he is ready for such sacrifices anymore. I think it will be very difficult to win another 1 G.S in my opinion, but I would like to be wrong.
Where did it all go wrong? Clearly, there's some personal things going on behind the scenes. A mediocre start to the season; for his standards, which then lead him to split with Ivanisevic and his long-time physiotherapist Ulises Badio and fitness trainer, Marco Panichi. You would think a clean slate after cleaning house would come with high results, but it's literally been the opposite. I wondered that after his biggest rivals; Roger, now retired and Rafa, soon to be next, and witnessing all of this as you stand alone that this has had an impact on him in a certain way... Novak isn't my favorite player, but I highly respect what he's accomplished and would NEVER count him out.
@ddjr6673
19 күн бұрын
Question: Why would you ditch virtually your whole team - that meant you won 3 out of 4 grand slams and who know you well? I felt the same when Andy Murray ditched Ivan Lendl. I would never count Novak out ever though - the tear in his meniscus though could be troubling - healing at 37 is not the same as at 17 or 27 (obvs)
@Panagoulis1974
19 күн бұрын
@@ddjr6673 It depends on the severity of the meniscus tear. If the cartilage(transverse cushion) is almost completely torn then the time to convalesce is substantially prolonged. Sometimes patients have to visit the orthopedic for a menisectomy. Nonetheless if the injury is impinging the lateral side of the meniscus of his right knee then his probabilities to participate in the Olympics are auspicious.
@ddjr6673
19 күн бұрын
@@Panagoulis1974 Really appreciate the information - here’s hoping he is fit and healthy very soon.
Injuries and patches of sub-optimal form in a player who is a few months past finishing a season at #1 with an ATP championship, 3 of the 4 slams & more, is what's commonly known as a speed bump.
Nobody is immune to wear and tear on the body the older you get. Not even Djoko. It will only get worse.
Thank you young man for all good videos you made. Specially about Goat 🐐 Novak❤
Nole said he struggled with the knee for some weeks... So blame the age
if Djokovic is not playing well right now we could be seeing a year where any member of the big 3 did not win a grand slam! Also who do you think wins tomorrows final Alcaraz or Zverev?
@chu77on
19 күн бұрын
Tentatively, I will go with Zverev. I feel that Alcaraz is better when he isn't the favourite (against a top player). Zverev is desperate for a slam title. He's definitely worthy of one - capable of beating any player when he's in peak form.
after such slippy sloppy 5 months of season now he is anteing because of surgery and recovery...losing form
Новак Ђоковић!!!🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸
Wimbledon is in the most free place right now. I'm going for Sinner
@rangsanchaijarern8176
19 күн бұрын
Sinner just lose to Alcaraz
@howiespancakeshack
19 күн бұрын
Hope not.
@dennisdavidov782
19 күн бұрын
With a good draw I can see Hurkacz as a contender this year, he has already made the semis before and last year was only stopped by Novak. Dimitrov can also do very well there as he usually plays his best on Grass.
@howiespancakeshack
19 күн бұрын
@@dennisdavidov782 monfils please.
@lc86_65
19 күн бұрын
De Minaur dark horse also...
Can you make a video with Zverev. Why he won so many big trophies (multiple Masters, Finals 2x, gold), but 0 slams (lost 2 finals, both in 5 sets after leads 2-0 and 2-1), please? Will Zverev be the most achieve player without win a slam?
Novak was always observed under microscope.
Great videos…keep it up!
i wanna watch Cerundolo try like 20 of those running forehand winners in practice and see if that shot was luck or if he could get that regularly lol
@nemajabakic4546
19 күн бұрын
In practice he would most likely get it few time but in matches after more than hour and against big opponent it is extremely rare that's why he isn't in top 10 but around 20-30
It's crazy to see how one moment you can be on top of the world and suddenly it slips away. Happened to Rafa in 2022, and now it looks like it's happening to Novak. This injury layoff may be a good mental break for Djokovic, but the physical rehabilitation is another thing. I would love to see him recover fully from this, but Father Time is undefeated.
IMHO, Djokovic’s role is now Lion In Winter, flashes of brilliance with a steady decline. Time cannot be defeated. My advice: Max-out your medical timeout options, but it only postpones the inevitable.😢
@bengray5013
19 күн бұрын
MTO options? He’s been using fake injury time outs his entire career
@captain0159
19 күн бұрын
@@bengray5013 must've been following Nadal's instructions 😂
@bengray5013
19 күн бұрын
@@captain0159 how so? Check the stats and you'll actually find that Novak has the most mto's and the most mid match withdrawals
He achieved what he was after the most right,being on top of the numbers,what else is there.
Roger had second peak at 37.....it's insane
@molybdaenmornell123hopp5
17 күн бұрын
More like 5th
You guys realize young guys get injured too?
I can't wait for GOAT to get back on the court. 🐐❤️
@gualtiero7156
19 күн бұрын
Federer is better.
@markovujanovic9676
17 күн бұрын
@@gualtiero7156 results show different: most grand slams, most weeks at number one, most grand slam wins and positive H2H vs Fedal. I dont understand this type of comments :)
@zorzzz
17 күн бұрын
Understand his stupidity@@markovujanovic9676
@molybdaenmornell123hopp5
17 күн бұрын
@@gualtiero7156 The one big stat in Federer's favour is that he's won more points, games and sets in their head-to-head. Which is kind of incredible, given that he trails 23-27 by matches. I can't think of any other rivalry like this.
Ur vids are so great!!
@Courtside_Tennis
19 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!
if he was the only one injured can you really blame the court conditions?
@mickeystanic4750
17 күн бұрын
Who else played at 3:10AM?
I think Courtside Tennis is the most professionally delivered summary & analysis of the ATP Tour on KZread. The delivery is smooth. No pauses, crutch words - a top presenter. If I could make one small suggestion of improvement.. Whilst I don't claim to know the correct pronunciation of names - being a European I am pretty sure they are incorrect. I cringe a bit at the pronunciation of 'Djokovic' & 'Garros' in the latest video. To help here is a link to the corrct pronunciation of Roland Garros: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gWFr0dtyfr2spbA.htmlsi=2qTNbZvT83Almvq5 & here is a link to the correct pronunciation of Novak Djokovic: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dZp2m9ezj8bKd9Y.htmlsi=dy-qGriGe9up-4cA It's just the long 'o' sound that sounds weird. Personally, I think the incorrect pronunciation of names is unhelpful - it only trains more people to say their names incorrectly. For English words it isn't important - there are no hard & fast rules to correct pronunciation - it isn't a phonetic language. But names I think, are important to say as the player would say it.
he will comeback , GOATS never back down
I'm always very impressed with the quality of your videos and your insightful and balanced insights. Keep up the good work!
@Courtside_Tennis
10 күн бұрын
Thank you very much!
He's just old now and his body can't keep up. No point in overthinking this.
Same conditions for both players! That's all!
Who will achieve what he achieved so far???? :-D
Even if He doesn't win even single game til the rest of His career,Novak Nole Djokovic is THE GOAT.
@carlosdias92
19 күн бұрын
And not even close from the second.
You are an excellent reporter and tennis analyst…. USPTA pro here. 😀
NOVAK JUST GETTING A SMALL TASTE OF WHAT NADAL HAS HAD TO ENDURE FOR 20 YEARS.
@nemajabakic4546
19 күн бұрын
Bro why need to hate both players are huge warriors that were fighting injuries thought their whole career
@markouljancic975
18 күн бұрын
Why did Rafa had so much injuries...cos he pushed the body so much. Father time is catching up with Novak not overexertion of his body all the time.
The music at the beginning is sooooo good like yes the drama!!! Love it
No humans can defeat age
It's Happening Right Now: Djokovic drops to # 3 after no finals reached in 2024 so far !
I think its a good thing. Its been a great thing for tennis to have the Federer, Nadal, Djokovic era, but I'm ready for it to end. I want to see what the young guys can do. They're exciting.
@capoman1
18 күн бұрын
Not me. If Nadal and Nole are all worn out they'll just lose to the younger players... But I like to see the records really stretched and what is possible at that old age. And it makes for interesting stories and hype during the tournaments.
Novak Djokovic ❤
It's a similar injury Federer retired from, isn't it? I think Djokovic is feeling the age, simple.
Your tennis videos are the best!
@Courtside_Tennis
10 күн бұрын
Thank you so much. I’m glad you like them!
father time on dudes 1,2,3 : I am inevitable. the end
Love your channel, my tennis loving friend. I come back to it, thank you.
@Courtside_Tennis
16 күн бұрын
Welcome back!
德约永远是最棒的
@danbotez1307
17 күн бұрын
不
I think he’s right, that injury could have been avoided, I’d be liveried if I was him, but what can you do it’s done
Come back Novak soon healthy and fit... Real GOAT in big-3, challenged many generations.... idemoooo Novak
I would also add that Wimbledon has a 11pm curfew & always manages to complete its schedule. I agree with the presentsr. I think if a player asks to do more court maintenance than normal (for a court that needs it) the organisers should comply. I mean I don't think the player is gaining a significant advantage with the request. It doesn't take long. The players' safety is paramount. On the flipside - the organisers ask the players to start a match past 10pm - the players concede - but a player asks for more court maintenance & the organisers don't concede. It doesn't help them gain popularity for their event. They already have crowd control issues - perhaps they should be a little more hospitable to the players' suggestions?
@bengray5013
19 күн бұрын
It doesn’t always complete its schedule, and the clay is slippery by its own nature and is not the cause of injury (he ent into the match with the injury) so that is not an excuse at all... honestly you dopevic fanboys are incredibly dim
@nemajabakic4546
19 күн бұрын
@@bengray5013 First of all woman that played before them also said court was sleppery and wanted court to be swept but they didn't do it even in between the matches. And second he didn't say he had injury he said before the match he felt great . Third he said that in past few weeks he would sometimes feel discomfort (that is not pain ) and believe me pro athletes know difference between pain and discomfort especially sombody with as much experience as one of big 3. Fourth you can't compere administration for Wimbledon and RG as much as I hate brits they at least know what they are doing nt sweeping court on clay after matches would be considered unprofessional even on ITF tournaments
@bengray5013
18 күн бұрын
@@nemajabakic4546 wow you talk complete and utter nonsense. They always sweep before a match starts and after each set, so you're lying (like a typical dopevic fan), secondly the match prior nobody said anything about clay being slippery, but here's a newsflash for you, clay is slippery. Novak was injured before going on the court so it's entirely his own fault, and not the court.
@bengray5013
18 күн бұрын
@@nemajabakic4546 why would anyone believe you when all you do is lie.
@chu77on
16 күн бұрын
@@bengray5013 Reasonable points. I agree Red Clay is slippery by it's nature, they brush & water to distribute the surface more evenly to increase traction. I've played on it a lot so I understand the nature of the criticism. Wimbledon sometimes runs over into a Monday which has pros & cons - but the players generally appreciated the scheduling of a run-over - though I am not sure all fans are ecstatic about it if they can't attend. It is rare though. The sentiment about Djokovic fans being dim was taken with a pinch of salt. I'm not a Djokovic fan - I just listen to what the players say & how the event organisers could respond. If I were to admit being a fan of any players it would be Guga, Santoro & the recent players: Sinner before he became popular. During Federer, Nadal & Djokovic dominant period I preferred Murray & Warwinka but I've always liked the way Federer plays Tennis as a purist. I don't really like one player winning everything but respect how hard that is to do.
what are the % in the charts at 7:23?
Great video. We don't know all the details but his much younger opponents do get emboldened watching all these. It's twilight hour for Novak. Time changes as it has. And I wouldn't mind seeing a different #1 on Saudi-sponsored ATP ranking.
...time is against him. (and everyone)
I think an injury break could refresh Nole and get his motivation up.
Organizers have a way to do things that can change the tournament for a player that they don't like. By their action they seldom realize that the ludicrous overnight playing-time is having an effect on the most favourite player in the world. That said they also lose the trust of an audience not in their Hemisphere yet just as important. That trust they cannot regain, once they have crossed the line. Soon there will be new tournaments in countries where tennis was never centre stage. There more respect will be shown for such amazing talent. Their flags will be properly displayed and not sanctioned like the tricolours of Russia.
Dude he's 37 what do you expect? It's just how many more slams he can eke out before he retires and if he can beat Margaret Court's 24-slam record.
@kweizi5712
17 күн бұрын
I don't think Margaret Court's 24 GS record should be compared to Djokovic's record. It's not apple vs apple. Her's was a bygone era where there were only 2 court surfaces, clay and grass.
@chesneytube1
17 күн бұрын
@@kweizi5712 ok you don't have to compare them if you don't want to. I do think it means something to have the overall most slams ever regardless of any considerations such as the ones you mentioned. He's broken every other record so that's the only thing left for him to shoot for... I mean he's never gonna get more French opens than Nadal but of all the ones he COULD achieve...
@capoman1
16 күн бұрын
There is no cap to setting records. He's a competitor so he wants to compete. Beating a 24 gs record doesn't mean quitting time. The new challenge is doing it despite his age, and the result is that much more impressive... Exactly WHAT GLORY do you see in retirement for an athlete? What is the rush to? To sit at home?
@chesneytube1
16 күн бұрын
@@capoman1 I never said he should retire. Just that the 24 slam record is the next one for him to break. And that he will HAVE to retire at some point in the not too distant future. His body will literally start breaking and he won't be able to compete. Top level tennis is quite physically strenuous you know.
@capoman1
16 күн бұрын
@@chesneytube1 Well no doubt. Age will catch all of us. But different people have different experiences. Nole doesn't look like he's lost a step and seems more mentally tough than ever. If we didn't know his age we wouldn't guess he's one of the oldest on tour... Nadal on the other hand has had knee issues for a decade or more and you can see he's lost his competing capacity.... I predict Nole will play til he is 40 or 41 and will finish with 30 GS. He hasn't had long term injury issues and still seems to have his edge.... You all may be right and he may just fall off, I don't think so though.
A bit sensationalistic video, as we've seen this movie before in 2017: He dropped his then coaches (Boris and Vajda) for the guru Pepe Imaz then Agassi Upset loss in the round of 64 in Australia to Denis Istomin Loses in straight sets (with bagel) to Thiem in French Open Retires against Berdych in Wimbledon because of elbow Misses the rest of the season: no slams, only Doha title, drops outside the top 10 ranking
You need to realize novak is already 37, in other sports most of the players at that age already past their prime
Novak is a genius! He has spent the most weeks as world number 1, a record total of 428 weeks.
The kindest and most noble tennis player ever. A true GOAT.
@danbotez1307
19 күн бұрын
Is this sarcasm or just a sick joke ?
@nava8167
19 күн бұрын
Dam dan botez really hates Novak he fighting everyone
@artw3
19 күн бұрын
@@danbotez1307It's known in Serbia that he gives lots of money to those who need it. Not that he brags about it, but it can't be hidden in Serbia. Of course, western media won't report it. So, I doubt you will ever do 1% of what he is doing for others. When you do, then come saying he is a bad person for throwing a racket.
@subimaginos
19 күн бұрын
@@danbotez1307 it's the truth, and it's your problem if you don't like it.
@danbotez1307
19 күн бұрын
@@nava8167 Spoken like a truly blind Djoker idolater.😂
I think his main goal for the year is winning the Gold medal in Paris. The Olympic Gold is the only thing he hasn't won, he's got everything else. But each Olympic year he comes up short. This year he's got the injured knee plus having to deal with the emergence of a new generation of younger, more powerful players like Alcaraz and Sinner. I'd say Joko is lucky even if he medals in Paris, the competition is so stiff and deep. The Gold in Paris will complete his year even if he goes slam-less. I think he should skip Wimbledon if he wants to give himself enough time to recover
Hoping Djokovic has a speedy recovery from his surgery. I had meniscus surgery after suffering through shots for over 6 months (with very little help). My recovery was pretty quick, but I wasn’t going to play pro tennis on it. I’ve got on and off twinges on my other knee now . We’ll see.
@donna25871
19 күн бұрын
And I'm sure you're not 37.
@ProMikus
19 күн бұрын
@@donna25871 hes also not apro athlete with the best medical help person can get
Boohoo.. Tennis is hard and brutal that's the way it is. The people on the outer courts had it much worse.
The meme was sooo funny
Novak has done it all. It's time to move on. You have Alcaraz and Sinner playing tennis like they are the next big thing. As pointed out he has the record for just about everything.
Well, you haven't mentioned that Djokovic and Musetti were the only players scheduled that late in this edition of Roland Garros! They began to play around 10:45 pm, at an hour that probably all other players were about to go to sleep! After that win, Djokovic lost an entire night of sleep.
I am sure he is aiming for another slam at least, Margaret court have 24 slams too right?
@BikiG1
15 күн бұрын
Not in the open era. They only brought her up to try to diminish Novak's lead.
I feel like he just wanted to prove to everyone he is the goat, the last I saw him playing well he wiped the floor with alcaraz and sinner, after that I feel that his motivation had declined.
@skabbaraju1
19 күн бұрын
When did he do that?
@BenSalavati
19 күн бұрын
You’re joking right?! Alcaraz beat him at the Wimbledon final last year. It was his 3rd ever grass tournament compared to Djoko who hadn’t lost at Center court for over 10 years.
@reanlizer582
19 күн бұрын
@@BenSalavati No I am not joking after Wimbledon he beated sinner and Alcaraz head to head and even Alcaraz said he was not at the same level as Djokovic.
@BenSalavati
19 күн бұрын
@@reanlizer582 one thing is for sure, Djoko is no longer at the same level as Sinner and Carlito.
Love him,but time to think about retirement.
Now he knows how it is to be Nadal....injury bound.
You can’t beat aging not even the GOAT
It's a scene from movie " Scarface " " Tell good night to a Bad Guy ...couse you never gonna see bad guy like me ...again "
Djoker should have never let Goran Ivanesovic leave
Personally, I think that you’re not being objective about the injury and its reasons. Let alone accusing the organizers for it. In tennis terms he is an old guy and has had problem with that knee way before that match. The courts were slippier than usually due to rain that troubled the event for the first week and a half. Simple as that. No matter how good the clay court is, some slipping will always happen. Some players complain about it and some players don’t
He may not play Wimbledon. It is a shame.
@broncoguy4862
19 күн бұрын
It wouldn't matter if he did, based on his results thus far in 2024
One record no one mentions... Biggest army of hatetrolls for the longest time.... Trump level hate.....
@broncoguy4862
19 күн бұрын
maybe encourage Novak Djokovic to show some class and poise when facing loss and hardship. Not every bad thing needs a scapegoat or lame excuse.
Why are worried? Tennis doesn’t begin and end with Djokovic. There are some wonderful younger players out there and it will be great to see them win some Slams.
@niksmoret2744
19 күн бұрын
Bcz Djokovic is tennis,that's why.
@siouzsie
19 күн бұрын
@@niksmoret2744 That’s the most ridiculous comment ever. It shows you know nothing about tennis. Have you never heard of Borg, McEnroe, Connors, Sampras, Edberg, Agassi, Wilander, Federer or Nadal? If you haven’t seen these players play, then I feel very sorry for you.
@jackbauer5455
19 күн бұрын
@siouzsie while I agree that his statement is ridiculous I am assuming he is talking about players that are playing right now and not retired tennis players like the ones you mentioned (Nadal excluded).
@niksmoret2744
19 күн бұрын
@@siouzsie don't be silly,they can't even be mentioned in the same sentence with THE GOAT.
@siouzsie
19 күн бұрын
@@niksmoret2744 Haha. You are the silly individual also a little sad because you know nothing about tennis you poor little man. 😂
Lost of motivation is the #1 cause for retirements... that alongside age, injuries etc.. but when motivation is there they continue on..
Djokovic says the was feeling something in the knee and than proceed to complain about the court, blaming the tornement for his suppose injury: cry baby at his best.
@danbotez1307
18 күн бұрын
Low-class behavior that has characterized his entire career.
IMO, Novak cannot blame the admins of the French Open of his injured knee. Everyone ( his opponent) played with the same conditions.
@huzcer
19 күн бұрын
Well Eurosport commentator Corretja said the groundsmen told him before the match that they knew the courts weren't right and that they didn't know how to fix it "So I asked the groundsmen, and they said, 'Well, you know the conditions have changed dramatically; we need to figure out if we need to put in some more clay or not.’ If ANY player had a very serious injury outcome after that due to a slip they would not be happy - and he had already raised concerns with them. don't be naïve about that...
@michaelt2961
18 күн бұрын
@@huzcer I am not naive. provide a link for Correja's comment; otherwise it isn't fact. Also, the game was played in a court with a retractable roof. The roof was closed whenever rain was forecasted. Because his level of play has deteriorated quickly in 2024 due to his Age, he has to blame someone/something.
@huzcer
18 күн бұрын
that's the actual quote in parentheses. as if I made up a quote lol. It's from sportskeeda. . poor Novak haters - he has already left Fedal in the dust permanently - this changes nothing.
@michaelt2961
18 күн бұрын
@@huzcer Not a hater...but Novak has to always blame something for his loss.
@michaelt2961
17 күн бұрын
@@200PM I believe Novak injured his knee prior to this match and the cause has nothing to do with the clay. But only Novak knows the truth. Fact-injuries are incurred more frequently as one ages. Period.
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Djokovic is No.3 right now