Thanks to a remarkable 2023 season in which he won seven singles titles, including three Major trophies, Novak was elected as AIPS Champion of the Year and honored with the European Sportsperson of the Year award for the fifth time. Djokovic was also named L'Equipe's Men's Champion of Champions for the second time.

Novak has been named the 2023 ITF Men’s World Champion! The World Champions are based on an objective system that considers all results during the year, giving special weight to the Grand Slam tournaments and Davis Cup.

Novak enjoyed a remarkable 12 months, winning seven titles – including three Grand Slam trophies, two ATP Masters 1000 crowns, an ATP 250 tournament, and the Nitto ATP Finals. He was also a finalist at Wimbledon.

After a ground-breaking 15 years working together, we can confirm that Marian Vajda and Novak Djokovic ended their professional partnership. The pair agreed to end their partnership last year, following the ATP Turin. Marian has played an integral role within Novak’s team, supporting Novak to achieve 20 Grand Slam titles and amass an unprecedented 361 weeks as the world number one ranked player.

Novak completed one of the greatest seasons on the ATP Tour, winning three Grand Slam trophies and clinching a historic seventh year-end no.1 finish. Djokovic also captured his 20th career Grand Slam title, tying Roger Federer’s and Rafael Nadal’s all-time record.

Novak has become the first singles player to qualify for the 2021 Nitto ATP Finals, to be held at the Pala Alpitour in Turin from November 14-21, after he captured a record-equalling 20th Grand Slam title over Matteo Berrettini on Sunday at The Championships, Wimbledon.