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Wimbledon 2021: I Am Trying To Peak At The Grand Slams - Novak Djokovic 

Novak Djokovic shows up at Wimbledon hoping to join Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal on 20 Grand Slam titles and the world number one said he has changed his schedule to guarantee his emphasis is on topping at the majors at this phase of his profession. 

Djokovic has taken an interest principally in Grand Slams and Masters competitions this year - winning both the Australian Open and French Open - and the 34-year-old said he was lucky to play his best tennis when it made a difference the most. 메이저사이트

"Great Slams are the greatest inspiration I have right now at this phase of my vocation... I need to attempt to make the most out of Grand Slams as I can. I'm attempting to top at the majors," Djokovic told columnists. 

"These days I need to change my timetable somewhat more with the quality time with family that implies a great deal to me, lessening the quantity of competitions, attempting to change everything so I could be at my high level on pummels. 

"That is the way my last 18 months resembled, and that is the means by which presumably the remainder of my profession will look like as far as booking the competitions." 

Djokovic said he didn't have the opportunity to commend his Roland Garros win recently as he was back on court four days after the fact yet he was anticipating making it three titles in succession at Wimbledon after successes in 2018 and 2019. 

Last year's competition was dropped because of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

"I didn't have an excess of time truly to ponder what has occurred in Paris. That is the means by which it is, that is the tennis season and tennis plan, I turn the following page," the five-time Wimbledon champion added. 

"I've been on a sudden spike in demand for these courts. I love being here, it has consistently been a fantasy competition for me when I was a seven-year-old, dreaming to win the Wimbledon." 

Djokovic said he adored Wimbledon's practice where the reigning champ kicks things off on the "virgin grass" at focus court however conceded he didn't realize a lot about his initially round adversary - British special case Jack Draper. 

"I've seen him play a smidgen in Queen's the place where he beat (Jannik) Sinner. I really rehearsed with Sinner yesterday so I asked a few inquiries about Draper's down," he said of his 19-year-old adversary. 

"I know he's a lefty, I've seen him practice today a smidgen. I need to get my work done... He's a home player. I'm certain there will be parcel of help, a many individuals behind him."