2023-07-03 07:43:22
5 challenges once morest Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon
The Serbian star, Novak Djokovic, during his participation in the Wimbledon Championships, is looking to continue his brilliance, following winning the French “Roland Garros” championship, and Carlos Alcaraz, ranked first in the world, will constitute the biggest threat to Djokovic, especially since the young Spaniard crowned his first title last week on grass courts when he won. In the English Queen’s Tournament, so the “Joker” will enter the tournament with many challenges, looking to achieve them.
Roger Federer’s number equation
Djokovic is seeking to win his eighth title at Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam in tennis, to equal the record number of titles in the British Championship owned by Swiss Roger Federer, following breaking the record partnership in the number of major titles with the Spanish “Matador” Rafael Nadal when he was crowned He won the French Open at Roland Garros early last month, raising his tally to 23 titles.
The overthrow of Margaret Court
The 36-year-old Djokovic will be the favorite in the tournament when he begins his quest for his 24th major title and equaling Australian Margaret Court’s record in the number of major titles in the men’s and women’s singles competitions since 1973.
4 historical titles
Djokovic, who is currently ranked second in the world, crowned his tenth title in the Australian Championship earlier this year, and added to it his third title in Roland Garros, and in the event that he crowns his eighth title at Wimbledon, he will need to be crowned in the US Open next September to repeat the achievement of the legend Australian Rod Laver, who won the four major tournaments in one year in 1969. Laver achieved the “Super Grand Slam” in one year in 1962 as well, and was accepted by the American Donald Badge (1938), at a time when German Steffi Graf did it alone for women in 1988, when She also won the Olympic Games gold.
Hunt down the Wimbledon number
American, Czechoslovakian Martina Navratilova, holds the record for the number of titles at Wimbledon, where she crowned it 9 times. Djokovic won the title in his last four visits to Wimbledon, and he has not lost on the main court of the tournament since the 2013 final, nor has he lost in the Wimbledon Championship. Since his fall in the quarter-finals in 2017, and since then, he has won 28 consecutive matches, and has achieved 86 victories in his career at Wimbledon that began in 2005, more than the victories of the current top twenty seeds combined, while none of the top ten reached the semi final.
Most awarded title
Djokovic will raise his title tally if he is crowned at Wimbledon to 95 titles, breaking up the partnership with the American of Czechoslovakian origin Ivan Lendl (94), and only Federer (103) and the other American Jimmy Connors (109) will be ahead of him.
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