Novak Djokovic has achieved an extraordinary feat by maintaining an undefeated record on Wimbledon’s Centre Court for the past ten years. The last time the Serbian tennis maestro faced defeat on this iconic court was on July 7, 2013, when he was bested by Andy Murray in the grand slam final. Djokovic graciously acknowledged Murray’s victory, expressing his admiration for the British player’s remarkable performance and the immense pressure he had to endure.
During the post-match interview, Djokovic spoke highly of Murray’s achievement, recognizing the significance of his win for both his team and the entire nation. He acknowledged the weight of expectations and the intense scrutiny that Murray faced, emphasizing the magnitude of his triumph. Djokovic also conveyed his own satisfaction in giving his all during the match, describing it as an honor to participate in such a momentous final.
Murray, on the other hand, shared his elation at winning the tournament after experiencing one of the most challenging moments of his career the previous year. He marveled at the toughness of the match, admitting his astonishment at how he managed to emerge victorious, especially considering Djokovic’s ability to stage comebacks from difficult positions. Murray expressed his gratitude to his loyal team, who supported him through numerous tough times, and dedicated the victory to his coach, Ivan, who played a crucial role in his preparation.
Fast forward to the present, Djokovic is still in the running for his 24th Grand Slam title, while Murray has been eliminated from the competition after a tough battle against Stefanos Tsitsipas. Djokovic’s journey at Wimbledon continues as he recently demonstrated his dominance by effortlessly defeating Stan Wawrinka in a remarkable display of skill and determination.