Novak Djokovic has accomplished his goal of becoming the top player in men’s tennis. With his victory at the French Open, he now holds a record 23 Grand Slam singles championships, surpassing Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. Though he had a shaky start in the final match against Casper Ruud, Djokovic quickly regained his composure and dominated the match. This win adds to his French Open titles in 2016 and 2021, making him the only player to have won at least three titles in each major tournament. Djokovic is also on track to achieve a calendar-year Grand Slam, something that hasn’t been done since 1969. His pursuit will continue at Wimbledon next month. With this victory, Djokovic also equals Serena Williams’ record of 23 titles in the Open era. At 34 years old, Djokovic is the oldest singles champion at Roland Garros, known for its physically demanding clay court. His win solidifies his position as the best player in the world and he will reclaim the top ranking on the ATP list. Djokovic’s determination and skill have propelled him to this historic achievement.
Djokovic Clinches Historic 23rd Grand Slam Victory at French Open
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