34YO WTA Veteran Pinpoints ‘Most Underrated Thing’ as Novak Djokovic’s Remarkable ‘Ability’ Leaves Her Awestruck

The former number 1 in women’s singles, Victoria Azarenka has opened up about Novak Djokovic’s incredible ability at crucial moments. It took just 5 days for the world number one, Novak Djokovic to return the favor to the 22-year-old Italian, Jannik Sinner. To come back from such a shocking defeat to someone 14 years younger than him must have been hard to digest for the Serbian. 

It took 1 hour 43 minutes this time to defeat Sinner. Djokovic defeated the Italian in straight sets by a margin of 6-3,6-3 at Pala Alpitour. This was his 4th win over Jannik Sinner. This was a historic moment for Sinner as he became the first Italian to reach the finals of the season-ending championship. Let’s dive deeper into some of the reactions to the epic run of the unstoppable Novak Djokovic this season.

Azarenka reveals the most ‘underrated thing’ in Novak Djokovic

 ‘Novak’s ability after a loss to elevate his level of play and determination to win no matter what is the most underrated thing in my opinion I have seen in tennis! Congratulations on another record-breaking performance Novak Djokovic,’ Azarenka tweeted on Djokovic’s astonishing comeback at the season-ending-tournament.

With higher stakes comes greater responsibilities. Who’s better than taking responsibility at the bigger stages than the Serbinator himself? His grit and consistent performance at pivotal moments have always put him a step ahead of his opponents. Even in Turin after his loss at the second match in the group stages, everyone felt the journey was over for the Serb. But he kept the belief in himself and went on to clinch his 7th ATP Finals title against the same opponent.

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Novak Djokovic outclassed his opponent with a terrific 80% first serve and 78% second serve points. With this win, he has managed to break quite a few records in the history of the racket sport. What are those? Let’s find out.

Years come and go, and Djokovic keeps on repeating what he does best

Djokovic had already secured the year-end number 1 ranking for the 8th time in his career with a victory in the group stages of the ATP Finals. Now he ends up winning the silverware at the Piedmont capital for the 7th time. It is one of more than 20 Grand Slam title holders Roger Federer.

This victory marked the 71st ‘Big Title’ (Grand Slams, ATP Finals, ATP Masters 1000, and Olympic singles gold medals) of his career. Now, the Serb marches towards his century of titles. Currently, he’s placed in third place after Jimmy Connors (109) and Roger Federer (103) with 98 titles. Not only that! He has even got his hand on a ridiculous run as the world number 1 for 400 weeks. Can he extend it further?

Well, the 36YO doesn’t seem to put a break yet. As per Opta, Djokovic is the second male player in the open era to win more than 55 matches after completing 35. What’s next? Well, the Serbian icon will be in action next week representing his nation at the Davis Cup. Can he wrap up the season at an all-time high? 

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