Novak Djokovic’s Whopping Seven-Figure Prize Money at ATP Finals Receives Perfect Reaction From Chris Evert

Novak Djokovic failed to give a kick-start to the year. The Serbian tennis legend had to sit out of almost the entire hard court swing because of his unvaccinated self and the same reason kept him on the sidelines in the US Open. However, even so, he succeeded in advancing his tab in terms of Grand Slam wins. 

Djokovic secured his fourth consecutive Wimbledon title this season. With the help of this victory, he qualified for his 15th ATP Finals and secured hefty prize money. Many raised their voice against his qualification. Though there were also some who supported him and are happy for him today. One of those people is Chris Evert.

Evert is happy for Novak Djokovic

The 21 times Grand slam champion on Sunday claimed his fifth ATP Finals trophy and as a reward received $4,740,300 prize money. Now his total earnings have surpassed the sum of $160 Million. As a response to his achievement, the 18 times Grand Slam champion wrote, “Pretty perfect..”

Only the former World No 1 Daniil Medvedev, who slipped the 2021 US Open trophy out of Djokovic‘s hand, pushed the battle against him till the third round in the Turin-based tournament. Though, like others, he also crumbled.

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The Russian incurred a 3-6 7-6 (5) 6 (2)-7 defeat. Speaking of the finals, the Serb took down Norwegian young blood Casper Ruud in straight sets of 7-5 6-3 in the Centre Court to give a good ending to the hectic season.

Be ready to see Djokovic in the upcoming Grand Slam 

The former World No 1 received a three-year ban from Australia as a consequence of his indulgence in a legal battle with the government. However, recently the changed power at the office decided to lift the ban and welcome him to the 2023 Australian Open.

The new prime minister of Australia Anthony Norman Albanese is a big tennis enthusiast. He loves playing tennis in his free time and follows the sport keenly. Therefore, he didn’t want to compromise the standard of the tournament by keeping its nine-time champion on the sidelines.

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Immigration minister Andrew Giles has given a green flag to the 35-year-old. Now he has a chance to catch up to Rafael Nadal in the race of total Grand Slam victories.