‘Might Be in Even Better Shape..’ – Novak Djokovic’s Strict Lifestyle Attracts Alexander Zverev as He Sends Realistic Message

Even though reverse aging is not real, some people do get blessed with an amazing ability to stay young. In a rare occurrence, German star Alexander Zverev shed light on an interesting observation by him about Novak Djokovic. He even praised the World’s No.1 quite a bit for his ability to keep up with the youngsters and even beat them constantly. 

Both Djokovic and Zverev are competing in the ATP Finals. Naturally, they will eventually come against each other. However, it is still appreciable that Zverev chose to acknowledge the strong points of a definite opponent.

Alexander Zverev and his take on Novak Djokovic

In the bustling tennis arena of Turin, the stakes are pretty high at the ATP Finals. However, a curious revelation surfaced after Zverev’s intense match against Daniil Medvedev. The air was charged with the anticipation of upcoming clashes. One of which was bound to feature the seasoned Djokovic.

As the crowd’s cheers lingered in the air, Zverev was caught between candor and admiration. He stated a perspective on Djokovic that fits his competitive spirit. It wasn’t about game strategies or skill sets. Although, it was an acknowledgment of Djokovic’s exceptional commitment to staying perpetually young on the court. Zverev’s words accurately portray the stage where Djokovic currently is. He said: “He’s a player that takes care of his body the best out of everybody.” The statement unfolded further, revealing Djokovic’s daily rituals and unwavering commitment to self-care. The German star went on, emphasizing Djokovic’s relentless prioritization of his well-being. In his words: “He might be in even better shape than he was 10 years ago.” 

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The 36-year-old tennis maestro seemed to have discovered a fountain of youth. Zverev, with a touch of amazement, hinted that Djokovic’s journey might be far from reaching its conclusion. The court, it appeared, was not just a battleground for victories. It was also a canvas where Djokovic was rewriting the rules of physical resilience.

Zverev about Sinner

Zverev remains an unwavering force, driven by a distinct sense of purpose. As the spotlight turned to the potential outcomes of Jannik Sinner‘s match, the question of allegiance arose. Zverev without breaking character dismissed the notion of being a spectator. He even claimed his stance without hesitation.

In his words: “No, I will not be his fan,” Zverev pragmatically explained that a win for Sinner would secure Zverev’s qualification. While a different outcome would see him concluding the season on a high note. He even eyed the upcoming challenge of the Davis Cup. 

So, it’s safe to say that Zverev’s admiration for Djokovic is more than that. It is almost as if he is alerting himself to be prepared for the Serb. What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 

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