Djokovic vs De Minaur: After defeating Alex de Minaur in straight sets on Monday, Novak Djokovic was able to settle some significant uncertainties regarding his pursuit to capture the 2023 Australian Open. In addition to the spectators present at Rod Laver Arena when he destroyed the local favorite.
Djokovic had a left thigh strain on the way to winning his 92nd tour-level championship at the Adelaide International 1 previously this month, and he showed signs of it intermittently during the first 3 rounds of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park. On Monday, De Minaur was the target, yet he was able to roam freely across his resounding victory.
Novak displayed his finest performance
Djokovic vs De Minaur: On Rod Laver Arena, Djokovic put on an almost faultless effort. De Minaur subsequently said, “Novak extremely near to his greatest.”
The 35-year-old, who would reclaim the top spot in the ATP Standings if he wins the title in Melbourne, was careful not to get overly excited about his performance but said it was his greatest of the 2023 campaign, in which he is already 9-0.
Djokovic vs De Minaur: Novak Djokovic eyeing for equalling Nadal’s record
Djokovic vs De Minaur: Among the 8 men still in the Melbourne Park draw, Djokovic has the most Grand Slam experiences by a wide margin. Only the Serbian and Stefanos Tsitsipas from the 2021 Roland Garros finale have advanced to the final of a Grand slam.
Karen Khachanov is the sole another participant to have advanced to the semifinals. The 4th seed Djokovic, though, is not considering anything casually as he attempts to equal Rafael Nadal’s milestone of 22 Grand Slam victories.
Djokovic vs De Minaur: Alex De Minaur didn’t stand a chance in front of determined Novak
After a frantic opening to the Djokovic vs De Minaur encounter. Djokovic struck initially when De Minaur sent a forehand into the net, giving Djokovic a 4-2 lead. The Serbian then capitalized on the breakthrough and attacked once more to win the opening set.
The 35-year-old was in no desire to provide De Minaur an opportunity at Rod Laver Arena. After stitching together a 25-match undefeated streak at Melbourne Park. Novak Djokovic dominated his opposition with ferocious wins from both the forehand and the backhand.
Djokovic vs De Minaur: Novak Djokovic to meet Andrey Rublev next
During the brief 2 hours of action at Melbourne, which the tournament’s 9-time winner handles in an amazing manner. Respectively in the setup stage and with the services available, Djokovic does not permit break points. Naturally, he maintains just 16 points on the field with jest. In contrast to the 6 breaks that he distributes skillfully.
According to logic, Novak closes the contest with a score of 6-2/ 6-1/ 6-2. And sets a new barrage of benchmarks. Next, he’ll run across Andrey Rublev.
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