Deuce: Why Novak is unstoppable in 2011
This season no player on the ATP World Tour has solved the riddle that is Novak Djokovic. Former pro and tennis analyst Justin Gimelstob breaks down why the Serb is on a 39-match winning streak heading into Roland Garros. But even with the secrets of Djokovic’s success revealed, that doesn’t mean the Serb will be beaten any time soon.
The Wall Street Journal: The Next King of the Court?
With 24 straight victories, Serbia's Novak Djokovic is off to the hottest start of a tennis season in 25 years. How big hitters from a little country with a laid-back approach have gotten so good.
AP: Djokovic unbeaten entering clay season
Rising from his chair at end of the final changeover, Novak Djokovic skipped to the baseline, showing he had enough life left in his legs to finish off relentless Rafael Nadal.
Countdown 2011: Where Next For Novak?
ATPWorldTour.com previews five storylines to watch during the 2011 season. The third is dedicated to Novak.
Metro.co.uk: Novak Djokovic is On The Spot
Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic is ranked world No.3 and leads his nation into December’s Davis Cup final against France in Belgrade. Before that, he will be in London for the ATP World Tour Finals at the O2 Arena.
Joker Djokovic shows his serious side
Despite finishing a gruelling fortnight as second fiddle to the world No. 1, who completed a career Grand Slam and secured his year-end status as the world's top-ranked player, Djokovic refused to bury his head in the sand.
Busted Racquet: In losing with grace, Djokovic proved he’s a champion
It was a simple gesture. While Rafael Nadal was celebrating his U.S. Open victory, the man he defeated, Novak Djokovic, walked over to Nadal's side of the court to offer his congratulations.
Times: Djokovic rediscovers aggressiveness
Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic rediscovered his aggressiveness, determination and coolness under pressure , which have established him firmly in the group of contenders for major trophies, the London Times writes today.
AUTOMOBILE and I: Novak Djokovic!
Serbian number one racket is not only a top athlete. He is widely known as the charming guy who likes to talk and entertain. When he’s not on court, he surfs internet, watches movies and follows football. He’s a Monaco and Red Star fan, and his favorite player of Serbian national team is Nemanja Vidic.
Alon Kaksuri: Novak will conquer Paris and Wimbledon!
Novak Djokovic dominated the recent Serbia Open, a first ATP-tier tennis event to be held in his homeland. The Serbian number one won his 13th career title in Belgrade, while tennis fans in Serbia had the privilege to see the player’s entire camp, in which one of the most important roles is occupied by Djokovic’s manager, Alon Kaksuri.
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