The new video shared by the Serbian champion could be a clue to his participation in the London Slam
“Tennis, I missed you. Let’s keep building day by day.”
From crutches to sprints on the lawn, in the company of his son, Novak Djokovic has returned to training with the racket, giving an important signal to all his fans and his opponents. Having confirmed his presence at the next Olympics in Paris, everyone is wondering if Nole will already be able to participate in the upcoming edition of the Wimbledon Championships with such a residual margin to prepare.
It’s impossible to predict his plans at the moment, but this seems like a clue that shouldn’t be taken lightly. The Serbian has a mad desire to redeem a season that has so far been stingy with emotions and successes, something that has never happened to him in his career.
What better occasion than the tournament that has given him enormous satisfaction in recent years? Between now and July 1st, the official start day of the Major, the Serbian will have to give a response on his participation. Just over a week before the start of the London Slam, Djokovic decided to show the progress in his post-surgery work, on hard courts, not exactly the same surface on which Wimbledon is played.
Often in the past the Belgrade tennis player ended his season on the clay courts and moved to the hard courts to be ready to swing on the grass. Djokovic is making giant strides after the meniscus operation on his right knee and the video published on his social channels in which he showed all the progress of recent weeks is fueling the dreams and hopes of his fans, who want him at Wimbledon.