Djokovic

Fans are banned from entering, journalists are restricted, and there are often great rivals on the pitches, next to each other.
Such was the situation on Monday, when, in addition to the Serbian tennis player, Carlos Alcaraz also trained.

The match between Djokovic and Hurkacz was the last on the Central Court and started after the women's singles, in which the Polish tennis player Iga Swiontek defeated Belinda Bencic from Switzerland after more than three hours, reversals and two saved match points.

World No. 2 and the defending champion won the continuation of the match from Sunday against Hubert Hurkacz, 7:6 (6), 7:6 (6), 5:7, 6:4.
In the on-court interview, Novak acknowledged the Polish tennis player for his excellent game.

It was still Novak's 29th consecutive victory on this prestigious tournament, beating Pedro Cachin 6-3, 6-3, 7-6(4).
"Each year I come back here, I reconnect with the young boy who dreamed of winning the biggest and most important tennis tournament in the world," Djokovic told the Centre Court crowd afterwards. "I try not to take any minute on this court for granted."

Tennis world no. 1 announced himself with several "story" posts on his "Instagram".
"Congratulations brother! You are the best," Djokovic wrote alongside a photo of Jokic riding a horse while carrying his trophies.

The two had dinner at the "Sijena" restaurant, to the delight of all present, and it was immortalized by the photographers of the "Profimedia" agency.
Djokovic and Alcaraz arrived and left separately, and the people who were there did not miss the chance to take pictures or get autographs from the two best tennis players in the world.

Serbian tennis player reached the quarterfinals of Roland Garros for the 14th time in his career and shows no signs of slowing down.
McEnroe points out that Djokovic's quest to the GOAT title requires a lot of guts.

The main news was that Rafael Nadal, who won 14 trophies in Paris, decided to withdraw from the tournament after not recovering from an injury.
Now it is uncertain whether Nadal will continue his career at all.

As "Corriere della Sera" reports, Djokovic does not think it is possible to have such ties with rivals.
"We were never friends, that is not possible among rivals, but we were never enemies either. I have always respected Federer, he is one of the greatest of all time, he had an incredible influence, but we were never close," said Djokovic.

Djokovic arrived in Banja Luka last night, and then he invited fans to come in large numbers to the Srpska Open and enjoy the tennis spectacle.
Serbian tennis player did a training today, which was followed by a large number of fans.
World No. 1 will hold a media conference during the day.