10 Days Ahead of Wimbledon, Novak Djokovic to Take Frances Tiafoe’s Help in Making Final Touches Before Heading for His 8th Championships Crown

After winning the French Open, Novak Djokovic was once again able to rise to rank 1 again. But the gap between him and Carlos Alcaraz is not big by any means. The two have beaten each other once and are preparing for a possible face-off in Wimbledon. Alcaraz is currently playing in the Queen Club Championships, while Djokovic seems to have no match on the horizon. However, the Djoker is not sitting idle as he will face the new number 10, Frances Tiafoe.

Frances Tiafoe has made great advancements in his career in recent years. Playing the Stuttgart Open after coming off of losses, Tiafoe did not want to repeat his mistakes. He overtook each player in the tournament and triumphed. This achievement was not only special for him for his third title but also because of his entry into the top 10.

Novak Djokovic gears up to face Frances Tiafoe

Along with a few, Carlos Alcaraz is the biggest opponent of Djokovic, who is an active player. The Spaniard is focusing on adapting his game to the grass court by playing in the Queen’s Club Championships. The only player above him, Novak Djokovic, is only focusing on the Wimbledon. As the tournament is set to commence on July 3rd, the Djoker will face the champion of the Stuttgart open.

The Serbian has not played in a tournament before Wimbledon in five years. He last competed in a championship event in 2018, when he reached the Queen’s Club Championships final, before beginning his incredible run at the All England Club, where he hasn’t lost since 2017.

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Tiafoe vs Djokovic will be one of the most anticipated exhibition matches. The American will also face Cameron Norrie on June 27th. Tiafoe will be going into the matches with the added momentum from his German victory.

Tiafoe celebrates while raising awareness of Juneteenth 

Although Jan-Lennard Struff was leading the final on June 18th, Tiafoe did not plan on letting victory go past him. He found his second wind and won sets 3 and 4 for his third title. As he received immense praise from the entire world, the American player took the opportunity to celebrate on his social media while raising awareness on Juneteenth. He shared a picture of himself lifting the trophy with a profound mention of Black History Month.

As Big Foe continues to improve, he has now become one of the favorites to win Wimbledon. How far do you think he’ll go in the championship?

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