2023 was another year of dominance for the Serbian star Novak Djokovic.<\/p>\n
The 36-year-old Belgrade native enjoyed a remarkable 12 months, winning seven titles \u2013 including three Grand Slam trophies (Australian Open, Roland Garros and US Open), two ATP Masters 1000 crowns (Western & Southern Open and Rolex Paris Masters), an ATP 250 tournament – Adelaide International 1, and the Nitto ATP Finals. He was also a finalist at Wimbledon.<\/p>\n
In one of his greatest seasons, Nole achieved many impressive milestones and gained more respect for his record-breaking achievements.<\/p>\n
Djokovic continued to build upon his extraordinary legacy at Melbourne Park, lifting a record-extending 10th Norman Brookes Challenge Cup.<\/p>\n
By lifting the Coupe des Mousquetaires, Novak became the first man to win every major title at least three times.<\/p>\n
Winning the 2023 US Open, Djokovic clinched his 24th career Grand Slam title, two clear of Spaniard Rafael Nadal on the all-time list.<\/p>\n
At the Paris Masters he won a record-breaking 40th Masters 1000 trophy.<\/p>\n
By triumphing in the championship match of the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin, Novak won a record seventh crown at the prestigious year-ending event, breaking a tie with Roger Federer for most titles.<\/p>\n
Also in Turin, Novak secured the ATP Year-End No.1 honour for a record eighth time.<\/p>\n
Djokovic has spent a total of 402 weeks at the summit of men\u2019s professional tennis.<\/p>\n