The Serbian tennis player did not hide his happiness after devoting himself to Paris, becoming the most successful Grand Slam player in history after beating Spaniard Rafael Nadal with a trophy. In addition, he took the opportunity to send a moving message to the public attending the final of the Parisian competition.
A historic victory was won this Sunday Novak Djokovic . The Serb, until today number 3 in the ATP ranking, will return to the top of world tennis after beating Casper Ruud (4th) in the Roland Garros final and win his third title on clay in Paris, obtaining his 23rd Grand Slam trophy in the process. a feat that allows him to surpass Raphael Nadal and thus become the player the most successful majors in the history of this sport in the men’s branch .
After the win, the Serb admitted: “It’s a very special moment in my career. It’s no coincidence that he won number 23 here in Paris; this tournament is the hardest for me to win. I’m really happy to be here .” underlined the now owner of 94 professional crowns.
In this sense, the man born in Belgrade could not hide his joy. “A Grand Slam is a Grand Slam. It’s already a dream for me to have won all four tournaments at least once, so I was really lucky to reach 23 titles. It’s an incredible feeling” added the tennis player, who only has one major of Margaret Court’s absolute record.
Likewise, Djokovic took the opportunity to dedicate a few words to his rival this Sunday, who fell for the second consecutive year in the definition match: “Casper, thank you for your sincere words. I’m not saying this because we’re here, but you’re one of the best people on tour, everyone loves you. I have to say it, because I believe that today you have to know how to recognize those who have values like yours, those of your team and your family (…); everyone was very respectful to me” he pointed.
The Balkan also said: “For you, I’m sorry for today’s result. You had two great years and you are one of the most consistent players in the world (…). I hope you will win in a future final.” .
Finally, who this Monday, June 12 will occupy the first place of the circuit, took the opportunity to send a message from the bottom of his heart to those who listened to him at Court Philippe Chatrier: “Everything they undertake can achieve (…). I dreamed of winning Wimbledon and being world number one one day; I have been blessed after all that I have accomplished” adding that “You have the power to create your own destiny. Live in the present, forget the past, and if you want a better future, you have to create it and act on it. believe it” he concluded.
Later, the Serb received congratulations from Rafael Nadal, the great winner of Roland Garros and with whom he shared the record for the most Grand Slam titles. “Many congratulations on this incredible achievement, Novak Djokovic. 23 is a number that was impossible to think of a few years ago, and you have reached it! Enjoy it with your family and your team!” wrote the Spanish tennis player, who will leave the top 100 on Monday after not being able to participate and defend the Paris tournament.
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