Djokovic 2023 Season: - Adelaide Champ - Australian Open Champ - French Open Champ - US Open Champ - Cincinatti Champ - Paris Champ - World Tour Finals Champ 3x Grand Slams 2x Masters 1000 World Tour Finals Djokovic has only played 12 tournaments🐐
"Competing not just versus his opponents, but also against history": Novak Djokovic battling against two beasts in tennis supremacy bid says Tracy Austin
ATPSaturday, 02 December 2023 at 23:30
Tracy Austin shared her thoughts on Novak Djokovic's incredible year and his ability to continue breaking records at the age of 36.
Djokovic's 2023 was extraordinary and one of the most successful in his career, boasting a remarkable 27-1 record in Grand Slams. He clinched victory in three of them, falling short only in the Wimbledon final against Carlos Alcaraz. Additionally, Djokovic triumphed at the ATP Finals and finished the season as the undisputed world No. 1. American former world No. 1 Tracy Austin recently commented on the Serbian's outstanding year in an interview with Tennis.com:
“What an incredible 2023 Novak Djokovic had. To win three majors in his age-36 year shows that his hunger to excel never lets up. Novak is always looking to make those one-percent improvements: everything from diet, to agility, to strokes like his serve and forehand volleys,” the 2-times Grand Slam champion said.
“He’s set new records in men's tennis: 24 Grand Slam singles titles, and eight times finishing the year No. 1 in the world. Those are big achievements that might be unreachable,” she added.
Austin also emphasized the significance of performing well in crucial moments and noted that during those instances, Djokovic just locks down and plays at his absolute best level:
“Novak played six tiebreakers—55 total points at Roland Garros. Not once on those 55 points did he make an unforced error! As we know, in tennis, some points are bigger than others. And when it’s most important, Novak just locks down. He's at the stage now where he’s competing not just versus his opponents, but also against history,” Tracy Austin concluded.
'Nole' concluded the year with a record of 56-7, securing seven titles and earning $15,936,097 in prize money. The Serbian finished the year as the world No. 1 for the 8th time, an absolute record in tennis history. Djokovic also clinched his 7th ATP Finals title, solidifying his status as the tournament's all-time leading winner.
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