In search of more matches and a positive feeling before Roland Garros, world number one
Novak Djokovic has, according to L'Equipe, accepted the last available invitation from the organizers of the Geneva ATP 250 Open tournament;
Djokovic, known for his tenacity and impeccable on-court record, has decided to participate in this Swiss tournament to fine-tune his preparation and improve his form ahead of the second Grandl Slam of the year after his poor results in what little he has played on clay this year. This strategic move comes at a crucial moment of the season, as the Serb seeks to consolidate his position at the top of the world ranking and accumulate yet another Grand Slam.
Djokovic's first match at the tournament is scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday of next week, although the exact schedule has yet to be determined. His participation in Geneva promises to attract a large following and add a higher level of competition to the event, which already boasts the presence of several top players on the ATP circuit.
The organizers of the Geneva ATP 250 are delighted with Djokovic's inclusion in the main draw, as his presence raises the profile of the tournament and attracts more spectators and sponsors. The participation of a player of his caliber ensures high-level matches and exciting moments for all tennis fans.
TOUGH RIVALS.
Thus, in the Swiss tournament he will meet opponents of the likes of Ruud, Fritz, Shelton or Baez, so it will not be a walk in the park for a Serbian player who has been in bad form since he decided to give the boot to his entire team, including his coach Goran Ivanisevic. Beyond the tough draw that may await him, there is no doubt that it is an opportunity for the world number 1 to recover sensations ahead of Paris, where he hopes to repeat his title.