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From the controversy in Australia to his victory in Rome, the Serb had a start to the year like no other. He arrives in Paris remobilised.
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By Adrian Mathieu
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PLittle by little, he made his way back. Far from the tumult and din of January in Melbourne, Novak Djokovic has rebuilt himself. Above all, he was able to become a tennis player again, where medical considerations and the question of the vaccine are no longer of major interest. Ostracized in Australia after two intense weeks of controversy, the Serb was able to find his legs and especially the flame. If he experienced some difficulties in his gradual return, especially from a physical point of view, the talent ended up speaking with his victory at the Masters 1000 in Rome, on May 15.
With this success in Italy, he consolidated his place as world number one recovered in March from Daniil Medvedev. A status not so obvious when we rewind the events of this year 2022 upside down for him. Asked by…
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