Serena Williams’ childhood coach reveals real reason for Novak Djokovic’s ‘GOAT’

Serena Williams’ childhood coach Rick March says Novak Djokovic’s “best GOAT qualities are the ones no one can really see or understand.” He turns 36 in May The year-old Djokovic reached the finals of all four Grand Slams this year and won three Grand Slams, becoming the first player in the history of men’s tennis to have 24 Grand Slams.

At 36 years old, Djokovic still looks as good as ever and he remains a dominant force in the game. “@DjokerNole’s best GOAT qualities are the ones no one can truly see or know. That’s why he became the GOAT and kept it a secret,” Macci wrote on X.

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March says ‘no one can really see’ Djokovic’s best qualities

At 36, Djokovic remains one of the fittest and fittest players on tour.

Just a few days ago, Djokovic explained what allows him to play at such a level even in his thirties. “My approach to training, my approach to recovery mentally is always changing, literally week to week to month to month.

I’m always trying to add something so that I can improve my performance in the game, you know, at least a few percentage points. It’s a process of constantly trying to get better, trying to implement certain things that work for you, and finding a formula.

When you find it, you know, my biggest feeling, probably one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned throughout my career is that, you know, even if you find a formula that works, it’s not guaranteed, and really Most may not work next year.

You need to reinvent yourself because everyone else is doing it. As a 36-year-old competing against a 20-year-old, I probably have to do more than ever to stay in shape to be able to recover to be able to compete at the highest level all the time,” Djokovic said .