After six months together, Novak Djokovic announced on Tuesday, May 13, that he and coach-and former rival- Andy Murray are parting ways. The post Hours After Novak Djokovic’s Shocking Split With Andy Murray,

Novak Djokovic did not shine in his first two red clay tournaments, where he was prematurely eliminated by Alejandro Tabilo (in Monte Carlo) and Matteo Arnaldi (in Madrid). The former world No. 1 has made the surprising decision not to play the Rome Masters 1000,

Novak Djokovic, before starting his clay swing, had made it clear that he did not expect anything from himself at The post Patrick Mouratoglou Questions Novak Djokovic’s Decision to Play Tournaments He Didn’t ‘Care’ to Win appeared first on FirstSportz.

During an interview with 'Forbes', WTA legend Chris Evert confessed that he is a huge fan of Djokovic but revealed that he is pessimistic about the Serbian's chances of winning another Major title: "I will never underestimate a legend of his caliber, but I would be sincerely surprised if he won another Grand Slam title before his retirement.

Novak Djokovic trained on Tuesday at home in Belgrade, resuming preparations for next week's Geneva Open. The session marked more than just another training day. It came on the heels of his coaching split with former rival and mentor Andy Murray,

Daniil Medvedev and Novak Djokovic are suffering from a slump in form. At the Italian Open (which Djokovic skipped), Medvedev was defeated by Lorenzo Musetti in the fourth round. Before Rome, Medvedev lost to Alex de Minaur and eventual champion Casper Ruud in the Monte Carlo Masters fourth round and the Madrid Open quarterfinals,

After skipping the ongoing Italian Open without giving a reason, Djokovic will make one final attempt to rediscover his rhythm at next week's Geneva Open after accepting a wildcar