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'Roger Federer did not want to risk getting injured', says top coach

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Goran Ivanisevic says Novak Djokovic is a genius. Croatian coach also praises Roger Federer's decision to lighten his schedule next year. Wimbledon is Novak's number one goal, according to the 34-year-old from Belgrade. The Serbian is the first player to have won all four Majors at least twice.

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'Roger Federer did not want to risk getting injured', says top coach

Roland Garros 2021 has given many emotions, as well as having crowned Novak Djokovic for the second time in his career. The world number 1 reassembled Stefanos Tsitsipas two sets in the last act, confirming his exceptional physical and mental strength. In the semifinals, the Serbian champion had inflicted on Rafael Nadal what was just his third ever defeat in the Parisian Grand Slam. Thanks to the triumph in the Ville Lumiere, Nole was brought w…

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