Novak Djokovic said on Sunday (Monday Manila time) he has 'low expectations and high hopes' for the French Open after a turbulent season so far in which he has failed to win an ATP title.
Serbia's Novak Djokovic poses for a selfie before a Serbian flag held by a supporter after winning his ATP 250 Geneva Open tennis tournament single quarter-final match against Netherlands' Tallon Griekspoor in Geneva on May 23, 2024.PARIS – Novak Djokovic said on Sunday he has "low expectations and high hopes" for the French Open after a turbulent season so far in which he has failed to win an ATP title.
The last time Djokovic went into the French Open without a title in the calendar year, he was dumped out in the 2018 quarterfinals by unheralded Italian Marco Cecchinato. "In a way, me playing still at this highest level, one of the major reasons is trying to write more history of the sport and win the biggest titles," Djokovic added."So that's why my hopes and goals are always the same, but I have to lower the expectations.
"I'll definitely watch. I have obligations during the day, but I will try to catch as much as I can from that match.The only way Djokovic and Nadal can meet for a 60th time in the coming fortnight is if they face each other in the final for a fourth time.Your chance to win nearly half a billion-dollar US mega millions jackpot now!A tribute to all #1Moms whose love is more than words
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