In a thrilling display of endurance and skill, 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic is lighting up South Florida! At 37 years and 10 months, he has become the oldest ATP Masters 1000 semi-finalist since the series began in 1990, surpassing a record once held by Roger Federer.
Djokovic, the World No. 5 from Serbia, is eyeing his seventh Miami Open title and his 100th career trophy. In a gripping quarterfinal clash that lasted just 1 hour and 24 minutes after a postponed start, he dispatched American Sebastian Korda 6-3, 7-6(4), proving his form is back on track.
Now, the excitement builds as he prepares to face Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov in Friday's semifinals. Known for his relentless drive, Djokovic remarked, "I'm getting great support. I feel I have a really good chance to go all the way here. … I'm playing the best I have in some time." 🔥
This milestone not only cements his legacy but also sets the stage for an electrifying run at Miami. Keep an eye on the court as this tennis saga continues to unfold!
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Djokovic becomes oldest ATP Masters 1000 semi-finalist in Miami
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