Novak Djokovic’s Uncertain Future Ahead of Roland-Garros
Novak Djokovic’s recent defeat in the semi-finals of the Gonet Geneva Open has left fans and experts questioning his form and fitness as he prepares for Roland-Garros. The world No 1 was beaten by Tomas Machac in a grueling three-set match, showing signs of physical discomfort and struggling to find his rhythm on the court.
The Serbian star, who has not played a final in 2024, was hoping to use the Geneva tournament as a platform to address his ailments and regain his confidence. However, his performance against Machac raised more concerns than answers. Djokovic’s movement was visibly hampered throughout the match, and he struggled to keep up with his opponent’s pace.
With his first-round match at Roland-Garros just days away, Djokovic admitted to feeling worried about his current form and health. In a press conference, he expressed uncertainty about his chances at the upcoming tournament and acknowledged that he has not been at his best this year.
During his match against Machac, Djokovic experienced shaking tremors and called for a medical timeout at one point. He attributed his poor performance to a bad night before the match, suggesting that his physical condition may have been a factor in his struggles on the court.
Despite the setbacks, Djokovic remains hopeful and determined to bounce back at Roland-Garros. He emphasized the importance of focusing on his health and readiness for the tournament, acknowledging the challenges he faces but also expressing his desire to perform at his best.
As Djokovic prepares to defend his title in Paris, all eyes will be on him to see if he can overcome his recent setbacks and rise to the occasion on the grand stage of Roland-Garros. Fans and critics alike will be eagerly awaiting his performance in the upcoming tournament, hoping to see the Serbian star return to top form and reclaim his dominance on the tennis court.