"I accepted it as it is. I understood the messaging that I got, which was we are rivals and nothing else,” Djokovic said

Novak Djokovic may have run out of new titles to win, but the 37-year-old isn't done competing. In a recent GQ Magazine profile, the winningest men's tennis player in history — with 24 Grand Slam titles to his name — said that he's not ready to retire yet.

Novak Djokovic has refused to expand on claims he was “poisoned” during his infamous quarantine and deportation saga in Australia back in 2022.

In his bid to land a 25th Grand Slam, the 37-year-old has enlisted the help of Andy Murray, an opponent he faced 36 times and who knows as much as anyone about the strengths of his game.

On the latest edition of his podcast, ATP legend Jimmy Connors revealed how many chances Djokovic has of winning the AO: “Everybody is almost pushing Djokovic aside at the minute. It’s Alcaraz and Sinner. Maybe they are looking at some of these other young guys. I don’t know if I am ready to toss him to one side yet.

Novak Djokovic and Zheng Qinwen recently teamed up for an entertaining mixed doubles exhibition match, where both Paris 2024 gold medallists faced former World No.

Is Novak Djokovic the greatest tennis player of all time? If you look at his accomplishments, the answer should be obvious and yet it still seems to be up for debate.

During the traditional press-conference before the start of the Happy Slam, the former world number 1 wanted to praise Novak Djokovic. The Russian has always had an excellent relationship with the Serbian legend, who defeated him in the final of the 2021 edition.

The star names have arrived at the Australian Open for a season-opening Grand Slam which has already thrown up intriguing storylines.

Though a doping investigation cast a shadow over the middle part of Jannik Sinner's season and the World Anti-Doping Agency is appealing the verdict of no wrongdoing in that case, 2024 was Sinner's ye

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Australian Open boss Craig Tiley says Novak Djokovic has not expressed to him any lingering ill-feeling about the deportation drama of three summers ago and insists his own relationship with ...