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Djokovic seeks to achieve more glory

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In 2024 after winning the ATP Finals.

Novak Djokovic has no plans to slow down after he capped off another stunning year with a record seventh win at the ATP Finals on Sunday, beating Jannik Sinner 6-3, 6-3.

At 36 years old, Djokovic is by far the No. 1 player in men’s tennis, and he has set several new records this season, raising his Grand Slam tally to 24 and topping the final world rankings of five in eighth place. time. 

He beat young rivals Carlos Alcaraz and Siner en route to the title here and is aiming for further glory in 2024, when Paris hosts the only major event he has not won: the Olympics festival.

When asked what he could achieve in tennis, he joked: “Well, you can win four Grand Slam titles and an Olympic gold medal.”

“I have always had the highest ambitions and goals. Next year will certainly be no different. “The motivation I had is still there,” he added. “The momentum, especially in terms of major sporting tournaments, is always there… For me, it’s obviously about the Grand Slams and the finals, and next year I’m also hoping for the Olympics.”

The Olympic Games will be held from July 26 to August 11 in the French capital, and begin less than two weeks after Wimbledon and end immediately before the US Open.

It’s a huge career goal set in an already long and grueling season, and one that will take its toll on every senior player, let alone those approaching their 30s.

“This is definitely one of the big goals for next year, outside of the Grand Slams,” Djokovic said. “It’s going to be a very busy schedule going from the slowest surfaces to the fastest surfaces in the sport and then the slowest. Clay, grass, clay, then hard court. It’s obviously a very difficult and difficult time of year.

A source of inspiration

The defeated finalist praised Djokovic as an “inspiration” during the trophy ceremony and is using the Serbian as a role model in his bid to win the sport’s most prestigious titles.

Djokovic and his coach Goran Ivanisevic expect that Sinner, who has won four tournaments on the tour this season, will one day win a Grand Slam and occupy the top of the world rankings. His performance at Pala Alpitour sparked tremendous optimism in Italian tennis.

“He’s an inspiration because all those years ago, when he was young, he worked exactly the right way to make it happen. “This is also one of my goals,” Sinner told reporters.

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