Djokovic and the Eternal Craft of the Unavoidable Victory

Consistent triumph for Novak Djokovic at the ATP 250 Brisbane 2025where he shows the same determination as always to achieve important things and start the year in the best possible way. He defeated Gael Monfils with a score of 6-3 6-3 without needing his best version, already instilling fear in his great rivals.

Many doubted the willpower with which Novak Djokovic would face this season, knowing that he has already achieved all his important goals. However, the Serbian has taken care of dispelling any hint of uncertainty in just two matches in the ATP 250 Brisbane 2025showcasing good tennis and, above all, limitless ambition. He is already in the quarterfinals, where he awaits a tough challenge from Reilly Opelkabut the way he defeated Gael Monfils should give confidence to the Serbian.

– Djokovic did not need his best version to comfortably defeat Monfils

A sacrificial victim. Gael Monfils now has 20 losses in the 20 matches against Novak Djokovic and seemed to step onto the court in the ATP 250 Brisbane 2025 accepting what was coming his way. It is often said that the great legends of sport win matches just with their presence, and the Balkan transmitted a sensation from the first set. He started with a break in the early stages and just needed to play orderly and avoid childish errors to maintain that advantage.

The Frenchman didn’t know how to play against a Djokovic who achieved good depth and power in his shots, without needing to take too much risk to force errors from his opponent. Solid on serve and highly focused throughout, the Serbian kicked it up a notch when needed in the second setfinishing the match with great ease. It is evident that Novak Djokovic has come to the ATP 250 Brisbane 2025 with the unavoidable mission of adding victories and paving the way for glory in Melbourne. He is on the right path.

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