Federer Commends Djokovic’s Longevity After Historic US Open Victory
Roger Federer has spoken out following Novak Djokovic’s victory at the US Open, highlighting the Serbian’s remarkable ability to dominate the tennis scene despite his age. Djokovic, who secured his 24th Grand Slam title, has officially broken multiple records once shared with Federer and Rafael Nadal, solidifying his status as one of tennis’ all-time greats.
In a candid reflection, Federer not only praised Djokovic’s relentless pursuit of excellence but also predicted that Djokovic could continue dominating the sport for years to come. “Novak has this incredible ability to stay competitive, despite the challenges of aging,” Federer remarked, noting that while Djokovic might not be the youngest player anymore, his stamina and skill make him a formidable opponent
Federer himself retired from professional tennis in 2022, ending a career that saw him win 20 Grand Slam titles. Now, Federer watches as Djokovic continues to surpass records many thought unbreakable. Reflecting on their famous rivalry, Federer commented that their fierce competition, alongside Rafael Nadal, elevated all their performances. “We pushed each other to 20, and now Novak has taken it even further,” Federer added.
Interestingly, Federer’s comments come at a time when Djokovic is already planning his next steps, with many speculating whether he will surpass Margaret Court’s all-time record of 24 Grand Slam titles. As Djokovic continues to show no signs of slowing down, Federer’s respectful acknowledgment stands as a testament to the mutual respect among tennis’ “Big Three,” despite their intense rivalries over the years【6†source】【7†source】.
The future of tennis remains unpredictable, but one thing is clear: Djokovic’s legacy continues to grow with each victory.
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