Given that Serbia’s career had an expiration date, Novak Djokovic announced his retirement.
Former Serbian tennis player Radmilo Armenulic has declared when he believes Novak Djokovic’s career would come to an end.
A former Serbian professional revealed to Novak Djokovic when the world No. 2 would call it quits on his career. The 36-year-old is the only member of the Big Three who is presently competing;
Rafael Nadal is out due to injury, and Roger Federer has retired. Furthermore, Radmilo Armenulic thinks Djokovic might continue to play tennis for a year or two more before giving up the game.
Having won two of the three Grand Slam events this season, Djokovic, 36, appears to be in the peak of his career. Even though he has been prioritizing his schedule and missing some of the smaller tournaments, the world No. 2 is still going strong at the larger events.
Federer concluded his career at the Laver Cup in September of last year, and several of his competitors are starting to retire. In addition, Nadal has stated that 2024 will probably be his last season as a professional because of his ongoing struggles with a psoas ailment that he sustained at the Australian Open.
When Djokovic will retire is now up for debate. Former player and coach Armenulic stated that it will probably depend on his ability to get to the ball and defeat the next generation of players. “I know it’s difficult to end a career,” the Serb said to Informer.rs.
“I will leave tennis in about,” declares Novak Djokovic, revealing his retirement plans.
At 36 years old, Novak Djokovic has demonstrated that he is not yet prepared to hand the baton to the next generation. Tennis’s “Big Three” period may be coming to an end with the retirement of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, but Djokovic, the final member of the triad, has shown his continued strength.
When Djokovic will retire is now up for debate. Former player and coach Armenulic stated that it will probably depend on his ability to get to the ball and defeat the next generation of players. “I know it’s difficult to end a career,” the Serb said to Informer.rs.
“I will leave tennis in about,” declares Novak Djokovic, revealing his retirement plans.
At 36 years old, Novak Djokovic has demonstrated that he is not yet prepared to hand the baton to the next generation. Tennis’s “Big Three” period may be coming to an end with the retirement of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, but Djokovic, the final member of the triad, has shown his continued strength.
“My team, my family knew that the last 24 hours, don’t touch me, don’t speak to me about, you know, the history of what’s on the line,” he stated.
“I really did my best to keep things quite simple and stick to the routines that brought me to where I am and treat this match really as any other match where I just need to win.”
In Australia, he equaled Rafael Nadal’s 22 major championships and set a new men’s record by winning Roland Garros. After losing to Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon, Djokovic began to consider a generational change, but he was able to temporarily cement his domination in men’s tennis with wins at Cincinnati and Flushing Meadows.
