Novak Djokovic expresses ‘passion and hunger’ for more after Roger Federer retires despite achieving ‘everything’ in tennis

21-time grand slam champion Novak Djokovic He competed in the Laver Cup last week and was part of Roger Federer’s big farewell at the O2 Arena in London. However, he failed to win the Laver Cup for Team Europe and lost to Felix Auger-Aliassime in a crucial shootout on the final day. He will compete in Tel Aviv this week, which will be his first real tournament after winning Wimbledon.

Speaking to the press on his arrival in Tel Aviv, Djokovic said that he has achieved almost everything in tennis and expressed that he still has the passion and hunger to compete, despite not participating in the tour for the last 2 months and Federer’s retirement. highest level.

“Even though I have achieved almost everything you can get in tennis, I still want to play tennis. I still have the passion and hunger to play at the highest professional level.” said.

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‘I haven’t been here for a while and recently had a great experience here’: Novak Djokovic playing in Israel

Since Djokovic hasn’t played anywhere after Wimbledon, he wanted to play three weeks in a row to get to know his body. He is determined to play in the Laver Cup and is scheduled to play in Kazakhstan next week. That’s why he thought playing was perfect for him. Tel Aviv because he hadn’t played in Israel for more than 15 years. He also said that he had a great experience the last time he played in Israel.

“I was determined to play in the Laver Cup and also wanted to play three weeks in a row, so Tel Aviv was the perfect choice for me.” said Djokovic. Also I haven’t been here for a while and had a great experience here last time.

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