Novak Djokovic: Chasing History at the U.S. Open

Despite his numerous accomplishments, including 24 Grand Slam titles, Novak Djokovic remains driven as he starts the U.S. Open. The 37-year-old Serbian seeks his 25th major title and aims to become the first man to win consecutive U.S. Open titles since Roger Federer. His consistency and competitive spirit continue to inspire fellow players.

Novak Djokovic, already boasting a record 24 Grand Slam titles, remains undeterred as he embarks on his latest quest at the U.S. Open. The Serbian superstar, despite his numerous achievements, is hungry for more history-making moments.

As the tournament begins, Djokovic faces 138th-ranked Radu Albot of Moldova while eyeing his 25th major singles championship—a feat no player has ever accomplished. His drive for excellence is not just admired by fans but also by peers like Carlos Alcaraz, who praises Djokovic's relentless improvement and peak performance on the court.

Djokovic's unwavering determination to add another U.S. Open title to his collection reflects his broader philosophy: never be satisfied. As he aims for his fifth U.S. Open victory, his journey continues to inspire, underscoring the importance of Grand Slam tournaments in tennis history.

(With inputs from agencies.)