Novak Djokovic's vacation has become longer than expected, as the former world No. 1 decided to skip the Toronto Masters 1000 to recharge his batteries after reaching the semifinal at Wimbledon. The Serbian legend knew that the Championships were probably his best chance to try and make tennis history once again, but he couldn't do much against a deluxe version of Jannik Sinner who gave him no chance on the iconic Centre Court.

The 38-year-old from Belgrade reiterated his intention to continue doing what he loves most and has no intention of giving up, but it is not easy for an icon of his caliber to have to settle for a secondary role. Nole dreams of winning his 25th Major title, but he has not won a tournament of this importance since the 2023 edition of the US Open and the gap that separates him from Sinner and Alcaraz has definitely increased in the last year and a half.

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Nole should play Cincinnati

Djokovic's next goal is the US Open, which will be staged in New York from August 24 to September 7. Before the last Grand Slam of the season, Novak should also participate in the Cincinnati Masters 1000 to test his level and play some matches at the highest level.

In recent days, the Serbian veteran has been spotted relaxing with his family and friends first in Croatia and then in Greece. The former world No.1 also posted a video on TikTok of him dancing to a famous Bruno Mars song.

Fans wonder if he is still really motivated to play tennis, despite having won everything a tennis player can dream of and his main rivals have long since retired. Some thought Novak's career would end after he finally won the gold medal at the Paris Olympics a year ago.


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