Novak Is Staying On Road To Glory

He's the best player in the history of tennis

- Neil McLeman

WHEN Novak Djokovic lost a thrilling Wimbledon final to Carlos Alcaraz in July, a new era in men's tennis was hailed.

Since then the Serbian superstar has only lost one match, and he will this week bid to complete a dominant. 2023 by adding the Davis Cup to his three Grand Slam titles, and his latest record of 400 weeks as world No.1.

Djokovic has also cemented his status as the sport's undisputed biggest name with appearances at Ryder Cup Ballon d'Or the and ceremony.

He some enjoys incredible outside popularity Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal fans around the world.

And the US Open champion, who turns 37 in May, shows no sign sign of stopping as he has already targeted Olympic gold next summer.