Djokovic Needing To Win 25th Major To Be Greatest Is ‘Dumb’ Says Williams’ Ex-Coach……

If Novak Djokovic wins the US Open in 2024, he would tie Margaret Court’s record of 24 Grand Slams, but Rennae Stubbs believes he doesn’t need to accomplish this to be regarded as the greatest player of all time.

After taking home a gold medal from the Olympics, Djokovic is getting ready for the US Open. Naturally, following that incredible accomplishment, he took a hiatus and skipped the Canadian and Cincinnati Opens.

The Serbian participated in Flushing Meadows’ fan week. That involved facing John McEnroe in an exhibition match. Carlos Alcaraz and Andre Agassi lost to Djokovic and McEnroe following a very entertaining match.

Juan Martin Del Potro, the 2009 US Open champion, was a practice partner of his. Djokovic and the Argentine had some thrilling encounters throughout

Following the conclusion of the US Open men’s draw on Thursday, the 37-year-old’s focus will now shift to the important task of getting ready for his opening match. Starting his campaign, Djokovic takes on Radu Albot.

Following his long-awaited Olympic gold medal, many supporters and observers wonder how motivated the Serbian is left. If Djokovic wins his 25th major in New York, Chris Evert believes he will call it quits.

To be regarded as the best player of all time, some people think Djokovic needs to win a record 25 Grand Slam titles and surpass Margaret Court’s record. Some claim that evaluating a player based on their total majors is the most accurate method.

Stubbs, Serena Williams’s previous coach, is not of the same opinion. Speaking on the podcast hosted by Rennae Stubbs, the

Do I believe he will be able to win the US Open, then? Indeed. Considering that’s the one record he still lacks. I usually find that to be foolish. To declare, “I’m genuinely the greatest male or female,” I don’t think he needs to win another Grand Slam.”