Novak Djokovic everything is ready to return 2022 Monte Carlo Masters. This will be only the second tournament of the year, after the Dubai Tennis Championships in February. The kidnapped Serb had to miss many tournaments. Australian Open, thanks to the vaccination stance. Melbourne Major should have had a chance to overtake Raphael Nadal and Roger Federer In the battle for most Grand Slam Singles titles. Instead, his title defense ended before it even started, and he was expelled from Australia in what could be called one of the lowest points of his career.
He is currently awaiting a suitable comeback in clay and has a full schedule and will likely compete in all Masters events leading up to the French Open. However, the old World No.1 Marcelo Rios He believes the fiasco in Australia hindered Djokovic’s chances of becoming the best player in history. The Chilean said it was understandable to be initially skeptical about the vaccine, but that Djokovic had to become the ‘King of Stupid’ to extend the vaccine for so long and stop competing in tournaments.
“Idiot, thanks to the vaccine it won’t be the best in history. At first I was worried but then I started traveling and I had to take it. I can understand your concern at first. I don’t know why but if you’re trying to be the best in history and give up the race for some vaccines, you have to be the king of stupidity. At first, out of fear. “I believe he was, but now he’s very arrogant,” he said. Rios He said in an interview with Spanish news outlet La Tercera.
Novak Djokovic faces tough draw at Monte-Carlo Masters
Djokovic will start the Golden Swing at the Monte Carlo Masters, his first tournament in more than a month. World No. 1 will win its 3rd title in Monte Carlo, but has a tough road to it. After receiving a bye in the first round, the 34-year-old will begin his campaign against his opponent. Alejandro Davidovich Fokina. And then it gets harder from then on as he could face Dan Evans or Roberto Bautista Agut in the 3rd round. In 2021, Djokovic faced a shocking defeat at the hands of Evans in the third round, this time he hopes to avoid the same result.
Then a blockbuster match awaits the Serbian in the quarterfinals against Miami Open champion Carlos Alcaraz. The Spaniard can pose more than a few problems given the extremely hot form he’s in. Djokovic currently holds the record for Masters 1000 titles with 37, just one ahead of Nadal. The 21-time Grand Slam champion will want to take the lead with a World No.1 win as he jumps Monte Carlo with a rib injury.
Monte Carlo-Masters 2022: Novak Djokovic – Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Forecast, Head-to-head & Preview
