Djokovic’s details

Tennis experience Djokovic’s first ATP season began in 2005. At the age of 18 years and 5 months, he achieved the year-end ranking of 83rd, becoming the top 100 player in the world. The youngest player. He won two championships in 2006: the Dutch Clay Court Open and the Metz Indoor Tournament in France. He also entered the top eight of the French Open, winning 40 games in one day. His year-end ranking that year was Ranked 16th in the world.

Coming from a country with no tennis tradition is not a hindrance to becoming a world-class player. Federer also comes from Switzerland, which has almost no tennis tradition. In the 2006 Davis Cup playoff match between Switzerland and Serbia, Djokovic requested medical timeouts several times against Federer. Federer later commented: "The rules can be used, but they cannot be abused. Great, it was a bit of a joke when he asked for a medical timeout. Of course, I was very happy to beat him." In the 2007 season, Djokovic was out of control and ranked fourth in the Australian Open. After losing to Federer 0-3 in the first round, he then grabbed a set from Federer in the golden event of Dubai; then, Djokovic reached the finals of Indian Wells and Miami back-to-back. In Indian Wells, Djokovic was Djokovic. In his first Masters Series final, he was a little nervous and was beaten 4-0 by Nadal in the first set before he could adapt to the big scene. After winning the runner-up position, Djokovic flattered the presenter Becker: " When Becker was racing through the tennis world to win championships in the 1990s, he was just a baby sucking milk."

In the quarter-finals of the Miami Open, he defeated Nadal 2-0 and then defeated him. Kanas became the youngest champion in the history of the event. After these two events, Druid's world ranking suddenly broke into the top ten in the world.

In the 2007 Australian Open 8-4 match, Djokovic, who was full of confidence in himself, was brutally defeated 3-0 by Roger Federer. The champion told the 19-year-old: Don't worry, there is still a long way to go before you want to be number one in the world. In the subsequent Dubai tournament, the low-key Djokovic grabbed a set from the world champion Federer by grabbing 7. In the Montreal Masters, Djokovic won 7-6(2),2-6,7-6(2 ) defeated the world champion for the first time and prevented Federer from winning his 50th singles title.

Druit reached the semi-finals at the French Open. What stopped him from moving forward was perhaps Nadal, the strongest king of clay. At Wimbledon, he defeated Kiefer, Hewitt and Baghdati in a hard battle. Si reached the semi-finals. In the match with these three players, he showed amazing tie-break ability and maturity that belies his age.

In the US Open final, Djokovic wasted seven set points and ultimately lost to Swiss champion Federer. After the US Open, Druid's world ranking points have reached 4,295 points, widening the gap with the world's No. 4 Davydenko to 1,040 points. Djokovic is only 20 years old, and almost everyone can feel that this kid's future is limitless.

At the 2008 Australian Open, the 20-year-old Djokovic entered the final without losing a set and eventually won the championship. His defeats included players such as Hewitt, Ferrer and Federer. In the semi-finals, Djokovic successfully suppressed the world champion Federer in every aspect. He continued to attack Federer's second serve and constantly put pressure on Federer, who was hoping to win three consecutive championships, making it impossible for the world champion to play aggressive tennis. For the first time, the ball king looked a little frustrated and panicked.

In the final, the Serbian genius gave his new season a good start with a championship trophy. In the final of the Adelaide tournament, he defeated the Australian dark horse Guccione, who had gone all the way, 6-3/6-7(6)/6-4, and won the final crown. 2007 was the year when Serbian Novaka 6-1 Djokovic quickly became famous in the ATP, and continued to challenge the dominance of Federer and Nadal in the tennis world.

This year's Masters Cup is likely to be the first appearance of the 20-year-old player, and there may be many appearances in the future. His clean technique and forthright demeanor put him in stark contrast to the muscular Nadal and the flamboyant perfectionist Federer.

Last season he was ranked 16th, and as early as April this year, he broke into the top 10 of the ATP rankings for the first time. The young man from Belgrade is an avid football fan and his father runs a restaurant in a ski resort.

This improvement allowed him, who holds the racket in his right hand, to quickly develop his strength at the beginning of the clay court season. Djokovic didn't waste the opportunity, winning the Estoril Open a month after winning the Adelaide International and the Miami Masters.

The quick-thinking Serbian's verbal reactions are as quick as catching a forehand. He uses almost perfect English full of idioms and has basically established himself as the "next big name" in the sports world.

However, the fast-rising star must also begin to learn to deal with various difficulties. Djokovic was entangled with injuries at Wimbledon, and the tense Wimbledon made him exhausted. Therefore, in the semifinals against Nadal, he had to retire at 1-4 in the fourth set.