Novak Djokovic’s Invincible Legacy Given Fresh Twist as British ATP Star Reveals Its Impact Along the Lines of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo – ‘Once Novak Leaves..’

Djokovic, currently ranked as the world No. 2 men’s singles tennis player, has been part of the “Big Three” of tennis, alongside Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, for around two decades. The trio has dominated the sport, winning a combined total of 65 Grand Slam titles. However, Djokovic has often found himself in the shadow of Federer and Nadal when it comes to the GOAT debate.

British tennis star Liam Broady has publicly acknowledged that people have been fighting against giving Serbian player Novak Djokovic the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) title for far too long. Broady believes that once Djokovic retires from professional tennis, the world will finally come to appreciate the impressive accomplishments and records he has amassed throughout his career.

Is Novak Djokovic the GOAT of tennis? Liam Brody gives his two cents on the debate

Broady’s recent statement is a strong indication of the admiration he holds for Djokovic’s achievements, and he is not alone in this sentiment. Tennis enthusiasts and fellow professionals alike have been left in awe of the Serbian’s incredible skill, determination, and longevity in the sport. Djokovic’s record includes 23 Grand Slam titles, 6 ATP Finals titles, and a record-breaking number of weeks as the world No. 1 player.

In an interview with Talk Sport, Boardy commented on the GAOT debate. He added, “Once Novak leaves the sport I think people will realize what he’s done. He’s putting Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi numbers but in tennis. I don’t think anyone is going to come close to what he’s achieving.”

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Broady believes that it is only a matter of time before Djokovic receives the recognition he deserves. He suggested that the true extent of Djokovic’s accomplishments will become evident once he retires and people have the opportunity to reflect on his career. This is not an uncommon phenomenon in sports; legends are often appreciated more once they have ended their careers.

Liam calls Novak Djokovic an “authentic” person

While talking about how Novak does not get the credit he deserves, Liam also talked about what kind of a person he is. He mentioned that Novak is quite “authentic” which sometimes does not work in his favor, but he is “completely himself” in front of the press.

Further Liam also added that Novak will win Wimbledon this year as well. He further stated that Novak is quite down to earth as he offered to take pictures and give autographs to Liam’s nieces even when he was “interrupted” while having his meal.

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