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Novak Djokovic responds when asked if Grand Slams still mean as much to him as they used to

Preparing for the concluding Masters 1000 tournament of the season, veteran champion Novak Djokovic addressed inquiries regarding the enduring prestige of major championships. The twenty-four-time major winner is set to face Valentin Vacherot in the opening round in Paris, while simultaneously battling for a spot in the upcoming ATP Finals despite a limited schedule of ten ATP appearances throughout the year.

Djokovic explained that majors continue to serve as the historic foundation of tennis where competitors aim to establish their legacies, though his own recent campaign has been heavily impacted by physical struggles and health setbacks. Having experienced an early exit at the US Open due to these lingering issues, the Serbian star noted recent physical improvements that have restored his enjoyment and elevated his performance levels.

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