Novak Djokovic made history on Sunday June 11 at the Roland Garros, on the Philippe-Chatrier in Paris. However, the Serbian champion does not want to stop at this milestone of 23 Grand Slam titles and after regained the number one in the ATP ranking. In fact, there are other challenges that the 36-year-old can get to become more and more of the tennis GOAT.
To be the tennis player with the most Grand Slam titles ever. After overtaking Rafael Nadal, the Serbian naturally wants to defend his lead but will also be able to go further: in fact, Serena Williams (like him with 23 Grand Slam trophies) and Margaret Court, leader of the standings with 24, appear in the women's category. All the more reason to hunt down the Wimbledon and US Open titles this year.
Do the Calendar Grand Slam. Only one player in the Open Era was able to win all four Grand Slams in the same season. We are talking about the great Rod Laver in 1969. In the women's two players able to make it: Margaret Court in 1970 and Steffi Graf in 1988. Nole, after the attempt failed by a whisker in 2021 (final lost against Daniil Medvedev in Flushing Meadows) , he wants to try again.
Novak Djokovic can break other crazy records: you won't believe itWimbledon will be an important test to understand if this finish line can be crossed.
Winning the Olympic gold in Paris 2024. Novak is still pursuing a goal that has never been achieved: the most precious medal at the Olympics. Next year's games in France will certainly be one of the most eagerly awaited appointments for the Belgrade champion, who loves to represent his country. The tennis tournament will be played right at Roland Garros, courts on which another page of history was written on Sunday.
Become the most titled player at the pro level. Not an easy goal, given the few tournaments Djokovic plays in the course of a year. The Serbian has so far won 94 titles in his career and is third in the special classification. In front of him are Roger Federer (103) and Jimmy Connors at the top with 109 trophies on the showcase.
The 400 weeks as number 1 in the world. No one in history has been able to surpass this milestone at the top of the ATP ranking. A record probably discounted for Nole, who needs another 12 weeks to secure this goal. Furthermore, he could continue to update the number of seasons in which he finished as the best in the world: currently he is at 7 (undisputed leader), therefore not far from double figures.
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