Djokovic wins US Open and reaches his 24th Grand Slam: Excellence makes a tennis player

There are no more words and qualifiers to define the best player of all time in racquet sports. The best, GOAT, the best in history… It doesn’t matter what you call him because his 24 majors speak for themselves. This time, he once again defeated his opponent, Russian Daniil Medvedev, who eventually tired out – 10 years younger than the Serb. After losing the match 0-0 in three sets, Arthur Asai was on the court.

Novak Djokovic continues his legacy once again The 36-year-old Serbian continues to amaze the sports world with his success

In addition to the championship, he also won the “grand prize” of returning to the top of world tennis as the world’s number one. That There seems to be no end Even his own teammates, like Medvedev last night, asked him “when is he going to stop?”

Yesterday was another day at the office for Djokovic, who didn’t stop breaking records, so There is no rival left to compete with. Nadal’s 22 Grand Slams are already far behind the Serb, even more so with retired Federer’s 20.

Last night he reaffirmed his legacy and achieved something again A nearly perfect yeartruncated only by another Spaniard, Carlos AlcarazBeat him in the Wimbledon final, the only “great” he has yet to win this year, As it happened in 2011, 2015 or 2021Boycott the real “Grand Slam”: Winning 4 Grand Slams in the same year, this No one has achieved anything in the Open era.

Unparalleled records and special memories

Added to his record of monumental achievements Unlimited number of records Things that seem insurmountable, like 389 weeks His world rankings lead far more than any other tennis player, or his 39 Masters 1,000 achievements in his career are unprecedented.

Not only that, he also became a player Oldest person to win the U.S. Open joinedsurpassing Ken Rosewall’s 35-year-old in 1970, and tying the absolute Grand Slam record set by Margaret Court (24 years old) in the 1960s.

For all this, Yesterday’s victory in New York It’s much more than a title or a record, it’s a living image of one of the greatest legends in world sport. Muhammad Ali, Michael Phelps, Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryantthe Serbian showed off a stunning detail on a commemorative T-shirt with Kobe Bryant’s face after yesterday’s victory his 24th Grand Slam title -The number Kobe wore during the second half of his career.