Tennis - Rome 2024 - Novak Djokovic before to start his tournament in Rome
Même s'il n'a disputé que quatre tournois en 2024 avant le Masters 1000 de Rome, Novak Djokovic reste le roi du circuit ATP. Si Jannik Sinner a beaucoup poussé derrière le Serbe, le Transalpin, blessé à la hanche, doit faire une pause et espère revenir à Roland-Garros. Un tournoi où Nole sera donc une nouvelle fois tête de série n°1 et où il aura également un titre à défendre. Sacré une troisième fois Porte d'Auteuil l'an dernier, le natif de Belgrade pourrait bien être le grand favori du Grand Chelem parisien vu la forme de ses principaux rivaux.
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00:30training before my first match with top players obviously it's different when
00:35you train with them if you know playing practice sets seeing where your game is
00:40at and kind of working your way towards the fine form for the for the first
00:48official match so I think I'm on a good good good route you know to peak at
00:57at Roland Garros in Paris you know hopefully here in Rome I can play better
01:05than I did in in Monte Carlo and you know that's that's the wish obviously
01:10it's always to go far but let's see you know it's a different concept now you
01:16know it's the first time that Rome and Madrid are almost two weeks events like
01:22Indian Wells Miami so you know it gives you I guess more time to recover between
01:28matches if you keep going in the tournament which I think it's useful for
01:34me look I'm always a proponent of having a quality team and entourage around you
01:42and and having people who are experts in their field who have experience who have
01:50no knowledge who also understand psychology as well who know how to
01:56emotionally approach you when you need help or when you need space it's also
02:02important you know for fitness coach tennis coach to also have that kind of
02:07ability because you spend a lot of time on the tour together you see them much
02:13more than you see your family especially when you're younger when you are
02:17traveling literally every single week of the year so of course for me it's
02:22different than for the younger guys you know I when I was I didn't have my I
02:27guess proper team until I was 18 or something like that up to that point I
02:35was sharing coaches traveling coaches you know traveling in groups and stuff
02:39and it was a different time I was also growing up in Serbia which at that point
02:44was going through a lot of difficult times economically was you know almost
02:50impossible for us to it was impossible actually to to to have personal coach
02:55and and and the other things right if you don't have a sponsor if you don't
03:00have somebody backing you financially then you can't do it or Federation or
03:04something like that so for me it was a different kind of circumstances then for
03:08maybe some other guys that we see today on the on the tour it's it's quite
03:12different but if you're coming from an Italian Federation or French or American
03:16or British it's it's different you have all these conditions you have all this
03:21infrastructure and support system that really makes your life easier but at the
03:27same time you know life shouldn't be easy always you know I mean you have to
03:33also learn through hard hardship and and I've really valued my time you know
03:44where I was traveling for some time and you know challengers that I played by
03:51myself you know without anybody and I I thought that that was also a very
03:57valuable life experience for me to understand you know how I can take care
04:02of myself be independent so it's it's important to have the mix of the two I
04:07guess for a young player