Wimbledon 2023 Preview: Djokovic eyes Major No. 24, Alcaraz stands in the way
The HinduNovak Djokovic will look to create further history as the Serbian chases his 24th career Major when The Championships begin at the All England Club, Wimbledon, on Monday. 24 Djokovic won the first two Slams of the year - the Australian Open and the French Open - which took him past Rafael Nadal’s all-time men’s record of 22 Slams. With Roger Federer’s retirement last September and Nadal not playing a Major till 2024 which could well be his last year on the tour, Djokovic with his supreme fitness and immaculate technique looks set to leave the two of his biggest rivals far behind in the Grand Slam race. The 36-year-old Serbian is going for his eighth Wimbledon title this year, which will equal Federer’s all-time men’s record at the All England Club, and like the last three editions, he will play without featuring in a single tune-up event on the surface. READ - Wimbledon 2023 men’s draw: Alcaraz vs Rune, Djokovic vs Rublev amongst projected last-eight clashes Alcaraz twice relinquished his top spot in the ATP Rankings to the Serbian at the two Majors this year before reclaiming the position firstly at Italian Open and now, by winning his maiden grass court title at the Queen’s Club Championships last week.