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Novak Djokovic, the Serbian tennis star, expressed his strong conviction to participate in Wimbledon, despite having undergone knee surgery a mere three weeks prior to the tournament. The 37-year-old emphasized that skipping the prestigious event would not have been the right decision. Djokovic, who is on a quest to match Roger Federer's record of eight Wimbledon titles and become the oldest champion in the modern era, attributed his participation to his "incredible desire to play and compete".

With the absence of some of the sport's biggest names, such as the retired Roger Federer and the resting Rafael Nadal, coupled with the injury concerns surrounding Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, the 27-year-old Alexander Zverev anticipates a significant shift in the balance of power at Wimbledon. Despite never having advanced beyond the fourth round at the All England Club, Zverev sees a unique opportunity in the current landscape of men's tennis.

Retired tennis legend Roger Federer delivered a compelling commencement speech at Dartmouth College on June 9th, despite his unconventional background as a high school dropout. Federer shared life lessons from his tennis career, noting that he won nearly 80% of his 1,526 matches but only 54% of the points, emphasizing resilience through setbacks.

Aamir Khan's daughter Ira Khan, married to Nupur Shikar, shared a cozy 'living room date night' moment, watching Roger Federer's documentary together.

Nearly two years after retiring, Roger Federer enjoys family life and approaches future endeavours thoughtfully. His new documentary, "Federer: Twelve Final Days," premiered in London, highlighting his career's end and his emotional journey. Emphasizing his commitment to being a good father, Federer, turning 43 in August, appreciates the film's honest portrayal of his vulnerabilities and struggles.

Originally a home video never intended for public viewing, 'Federer: Twelve Final Days' captures the Tennis superstar at his most vulnerable and candid self, as he says goodbye to a game and the fans that shaped his life for the last two decades. The documentary helmed by Academy Award-winning director Asif Kapadia and director Joe Sabia, is slated to release on June 20.

Serbian legend Novak Djokovic's unexpected exit from the tournament was announced shortly before he was set to take the court against his Norwegian opponent. The severity of the injury, which occurred in the round prior to the quarter-finals, ultimately forced the former world No. 1 to pull out of the competition.

Novak Djokovic surpassed tennis legend Roger Federer after a five-set thriller against Francisco Cerundolo at the French Open on Monday, marking his 370th Grand Slam match win and 59th Grand Slam quarterfinal appearance. However, Djokovic’s quest for a 24th Grand Slam title is uncertain due to a right knee injury aggravated during the match.

The Serb, who is in pursuit of a record-extending 25th Grand Slam title, notched his 370th match victory at the majors, surpassing Swiss great roger federer. However, Djokovic's inconsistent performance in this match may give hope to his title rivals. Djokovic encountered a knee issue during the match but managed to recover and secure the milestone victory.

Grigor Dimitrov reached his first Roland Garros quarterfinal at 33, completing his set of Grand Slam quarterfinal appearances. Despite a bloodied hand, a disrupted schedule, and a tough opponent in Hubert Hurkacz, Dimitrov triumphed 7-6 (5), 6-4, 7-6 (3). His resilience marks a resurgence, solidifying his top-10 ranking and Grand Slam aspirations.

Novak Djokovic expressed dissatisfaction with the handling of his late-night match at the French Open, which ended in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Novak Djokovic narrowly avoided a major upset at the French Open, overcoming Lorenzo Musetti in a gruelling five-set third-round match. Djokovic triumphed 7-5, 6-7 (6/8), 2-6, 6-3, 6-0 after four hours and 29 minutes, equaling Roger Federer's record of 369 Grand Slam wins. His endurance and mental fortitude were on full display.

World number one Novak Djokovic admitted he was "worried" about his French Open title defence after falling to 44th-ranked Czech Tomas Machac in the Geneva semi-finals on Friday.

Novak Djokovic's unparalleled longevity at the zenith of the sport exemplifies his status as one of the greatest players of all time, even as he enters his fourth decade. Since turning 30 on May 22, 2017, the Serbian stalwart has amassed an impressive 31 tour-level titles, including 12 of his 24 Grand Slam triumphs, 10 ATP Masters 1000 victories out of his 40, and two ATP Finals crowns out of seven. His unwavering commitment to hard work and professionalism, encompassing every facet of his preparation, training, and recovery, has ensured his enduring excellence well into his mid-30s.

Usain Bolt entertains at Laureus in Madrid, mentioning competing with Mbappe. He commends Bellingham and supports higher pay for Olympic winners. Djokovic triumphs. Bonmati, first female Laureus winner, thanks teammates. Palacio de Cibeles hosts the ceremony.

Rafael Nadal set to play Laver Cup in Berlin, potentially his last tournament. Joining Team Europe, he aims to make the most of his opportunities. With a history of injuries, Nadal's future in tennis is uncertain.

Sports memorabilia market is booming, with them fetching jaw-dropping prices. Think Rs 66-plus crore, Rs 77-plus crore, 82-plus crore and more. Here's looking at sports memorabilia that are worth crores.

The Tennis ace discusses age factor, pay parity and his over two decade long journey in an exclusive interview with Bombay Times.

Neeraj Chopra lauded World Athletics' $50,000 prize for Paris Olympic gold-medallists, hopes for more global incentives. Speaking online, he stressed financial aid's importance in athletes' careers. World Athletics President Coe noted overdue decision aligned with athletes' Olympic revenue contribution. Chopra also shared insights from meeting tennis legend Roger Federer on career longevity.

Novak Djokovic and Rohan Bopanna have become the oldest World No. 1 in ATP Rankings history. Djokovic, aged 36, surpassed Federer to become the oldest World No. 1, while Bopanna leads the ATP Doubles Rankings. They have demonstrated their longevity and resilience, stating that age is merely a number and their passion for the game is enduring.