Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from his planned Australian Open warm-up tournament as he is 'not quite physically ready to compete'.According to BBC, the Serb great, 38, was set to play at next week's Adelaide International as he gears up for

Novak Djokovic is enduring a tumultuous preparation for the Australian Open after being forced to withdraw from the Adelaide International.

Novak Djokovic has officially ended his relationship with the Professional Tennis Players Association, the players’ union he co-founded in 2021, sending a shockwave through the world of professional tennis.

Novak Djokovic hopes that 2026 will be the right year to win another Grand Slam title, which would allow him to definitively detach Margaret Court in the all-time rankings.

Novak Djokovic announced he is stepping back from the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) amid concerns, five years after he and Vasek Pospisil launched the organization.

The Post Novak Djokovic not written off, but Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz set the pace appeared first on Tennis World USA Novak Djokovic's legacy ensures he is never dismissed, especially not at the Australian Open. However, the challenge he faces in Melbourne has become steeper with each passing season.

Novak Djokovic has detailed his brutal self-imposed chocolate ban that helped him reach the pinnacle of tennis and defeat Rafael Nadal.

According to ATP, Djokovic recorded a win-loss record of 39-11 in 2025. He bagged two titles, though none at Grand Slams. Notably, Djokovic finished as a semi-finalist at each of the four Majors. His last Grand Slam honor came at the 2023 US Open . Besides, the Serb was also the runner-up at the Miami Masters, losing the final to Jakub Mensik.