Djokovic Seeks Family Support in Quest for Glory in Australia

Djokovic Seeks Family Support in Quest for Glory in Australia
Djokovic Seeks Family Support in Quest for Glory in Australia

Djokovic Seeks Family Support in Quest for Glory in Australia

Can family propel Novak Djokovic to new heights in Australia?

The Serbian sensation is seeking her 100th career title in Brisbane this week, aiming to win her record 11th Australian Open title as well as her 25th Grand Slam trophy in Melbourne later in this month of January.

For the first time, Djokovic is accompanied by his wife, Jelena, and their children, Stefan and Tara, which enriches his experience Down Under.

“This is the first time my family is coming with me to Australia – my wife and my children,” Djokovic shared. “On match days, I focus on my preparations while she takes care of the kids. Her presence gives me the love and energy I need to perform at my best. Right now, everything is is going well. I feel fantastic on the court and my game is solid. It takes the guilt out of being away from them for so long. more manageable. I feel more motivated, calmer, and I enjoy the quality time we spend together. It allows me to take a step back from the tennis obsession and relax with my family.


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On court, Djokovic started the new season well, recording his second victory by beating Gael Monfils, which propelled him into the quarter-finals in Brisbane. This victory strengthens his domination over the Frenchman, with a record now 20-0 in their clashes in Lexus ATP Head2Head.

“Gael’s style favors me. The more wins you accumulate against a player, the more you would look forward to those matches,” Djokovic reflected. “We’ve had our share of epic battles. I remember a few instances where he was one point away from victory. In Dubai a few years ago he had match points and could have pulled off that victory. is mentally difficult, these experiences can take a toll on you.”

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“However, he deserves praise for maintaining such a high level of play at this stage of his career. He is incredibly athletic, a generous soul loved by all. His charisma makes him a brilliant entertainer,” he added with acknowledgement.

After his victory against Monfils, Djokovic delighted the spectators with his iconic celebration on the violin. The world number one revealed that the choice of celebration is determined by his children.

“My children have suggested different celebrations for my victories. My daughter loves the violin celebration, while my son wants me to play the saxophone, so I try to mix the two styles in my celebrations,” he said with a smile.


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Looking ahead, Djokovic faces Reilly Opelka in the quarterfinals on Friday, aiming to once again enjoy a victory in front of the enthusiastic support of his family.

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