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Djokovic clinched his 23rd Grand Slam title

Novak Djokovic He has won 23 Grand Slam titles. In this way, he makes history, although it is correct to say that he himself is the history of tennis, commented Román Iucht in Fontevecchia modeby net tv and RadioProfile (FM 101.9).

In the brick dust of Roland Garroshe beat the norwegian in the final casper ruud in three sets: 7-6, 6-3, 7-5. She did it with overwhelming superiority, not only technically, but also mentally.

Djokovic He is one of the few who, when the matches require it, puts up a gear and surpasses his competitors at the right time.

It is true that in these times, in which not only were derived Rafael Nadal (who has announced that he will try to recover his physique throughout 2023 to be up to par in 2024) Djokovic does not have great competitors.

Iga Swiatek established herself in the women’s Roland Garros final

The reality of what he is capable of achieving was not seen against Rood, but Friday against Carlos Alcarazin what was kind of an early finale.

Anyone could imagine that alcaraz it was going to be the highest challenge for Djokovic throughout the tournament. After beating the Serb in the second set, many wondered if he would be able to sustain that pace and intensity for another two or three hours against a very good young Spaniard.

The answer did not come from the technical or from the physical, once again, it came from the mental and, there, yes, it had an impact on the physical aspect. The cramps appeared in the Spaniard’s body, he could not move from the third set and Djokovic ended up winning the match 6-0 and 6-1 in the following sets.

Djokovic is once again the owner of Roland Garros

Nobody can lower Djokovic’s poster, and it is through that absolute respect that the Serb ended up imposing himself. 23rd Grand Slam, whether on the hard courts of the US Open, on the fast courts in Australia, on the grass at Wimbledon or on the brick dust at Roland Garros, Djokovic has shown his ability and continues to accumulate titles even at 36 years of age. .

A trident that went straight to history

To conclude, a little analysis that not only has to do with the game, but also with the marketing and the images. On the one hand, there was the dancer, the artist, the player who was barely sweating, Roger Federer. On the other hand, there was the gladiator, the fighter, the one who left everything at every point, Rafael Nadal.

In the midst of this rivalry, Novak Djokovic appeared as a third party, whom nobody expected and whom nobody wanted to open the door for. But now, the serbian he is the top winner of all time. Nadal is 22 and Federer, already retired, is 20.

AO JL

Anna Edwards

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