In another example of his absolute validitythe Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic (1st) came back this Monday from the entertaining crossing of round of 16 of Roland Garroscompetition in which he defeated the Argentine 6-1, 5-7, 3-6, 7-5 and 6-3 Francisco Cerúndolo (27th) in four hours and 40 minutes of battle on the Philippe Chatrier.
However, the clear example that he still has thread on his reel would be signed in the fifth setinstance in which it would serve 3-3 to climb to the net and surprise the albiceleste, who would release a passing crossed in the race to generate the murmurs of the present public, which would resound even more in the face of the response of the legendary Balkan, who would show off his enviable flexibility to ensure a impossible point and immediately steal the applause.
After his open stretching classthe owner of 98 titles would be left lying face down in the French brick dust, where he would begin to plan with your arms, imitating an airplanewhile the fans and the eldest of the brothers himself would give him well-deserved recognition.
It should be noted that the three-time champion in the prestigious competition signed his 370° success in tournaments grand slamsurpassing the Swiss Roger Federer by one to become the player with the most wins in history, as well as his 59 qualification to the quarterfinals in a Majoralso surpassing the former world number 1 by one to take sole possession of the record.
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