Novak Djokovic returned to the courts at Wimbledon with a successful comeback after undergoing knee surgery following the French Open. The Serbian player expressed his happiness with his performance and how he felt during his first match back on the court.
Djokovic, who is aiming to match Roger Federer’s record of eight Wimbledon titles, defeated Vit Kopriva in straight sets to advance to the next round at the prestigious tournament. Despite wearing a knee support, Djokovic showed no signs of discomfort as he dominated his opponent on Centre Court. His precision and control were evident as he broke Kopriva multiple times and finished the match with three consecutive aces.
Djokovic’s ability to convert defense into offense was on display as he showcased his trademark style of play. Looking forward, Djokovic is set to face either British wildcard Jacob Fearnley or Spanish qualifier Alejandro Moro Canas in the second round. With this convincing victory under his belt, Djokovic will be looking to continue his pursuit of another Wimbledon title as he progresses through the tournament.
President Biden had a meeting with Democratic governors behind closed doors on Wednesday to discuss…
Lychee is a tropical tree fruit that has its roots in China but is now…
In the heart of Oldenburg, a daring theft took place in March when two thieves…
At 48 years old, Ms. Lan decided to undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF) to have…
An international group of lawyers is launching a class action on a European scale, the…
The Hessian state government has finally appointed a new board member for the Bundesbank. Fritzi…