US EditionFrench Open: Novak Djokovic Is Certainly No Dark Horse to Quarterfinal Foe Alexander Zverev
- Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev will face off in the 2025 French Open quarterfinal in Paris, marking their 14th ATP meeting.
- Djokovic entered Roland-Garros after early losses in Monte Carlo and Madrid but revived his form by winning the Geneva Open title.
- Djokovic holds an 8-5 advantage over Zverev, has won three French Open titles, and has yet to drop a set in Paris this year.
- At 38, Djokovic aims to extend his lead by capturing his 25th Grand Slam championship, while Zverev, who has been a finalist three times, hopes to claim his first major tournament victory.
- Both players respect each other on and off court, anticipating a competitive match with Djokovic favored but Zverev determined to challenge him.
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The tennis world is eagerly awaiting the Roland Garros quarterfinal match between Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev.
Djokovic can beat Zverev and close on historic 25th grand slam title
Novak Djokovic has been in convincing form at Roland Garros (Picture: Getty Images) Novak Djokovic has often rewritten the tennis history books by setting records throughout his amazing career but the biggest achievement of all, a 25th grand-slam singles title, could be just a few days away in Paris. The current world No.6 was not fancied heading into the French Open after lacklustre performances at Monte Carlo, where he lost to Alejandro Tabilo…
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French Open: Novak Djokovic is certainly no dark horse to quarterfinal foe Alexander Zverev
PARIS (AP) — For all of Novak Djokovic's titles (100 in all) and Grand Slam trophies (24) and weeks at No. 1 (428, more than anyone else in tennis history), for all of his talent and determination, the guy still…
Zverev thought career was over after gruesome injury left him in wheelchair
Alexander Zverev has come a long way from leaving the Roland Garros court in a wheelchair just three years ago. The German is looking to make it to a fifth French Open semi-final as Novak Djokovic stands in his way of a place in the final four. Zverev ending up leaving the court in a wheelchair two years agoGetty The German is looking to make it to a fifth French Open semi-final as Novak Djokovic stands in his way of a place in the final four. J…
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