Novak Djokovic candidly discusses his relationship with fellow tennis giants Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, revealing that their dynamic can be strained at times. The 37-year-old tennis star, who holds a record 24 Grand Slam titles, graces the cover of GQ’s February issue and acknowledges the complexities of his interactions with Federer and Nadal.
Speaking to the magazine, Djokovic reflects on the enduring rivalry among the three players, emphasizing the significant impact it has had on the sport. Despite the intense competition on the court, Djokovic admits that his personal relationships with Federer and Nadal fluctuate, describing it as “up and down.”
While expressing a desire to deepen his connections with his peers, Djokovic acknowledges the challenges of fostering close friendships within the competitive world of professional tennis. He recognizes that their roles as top-ranked players have sometimes created distance but remains hopeful that they can forge stronger bonds in the future.
As Djokovic prepares for the Australian Open, he announces a surprising collaboration with former rival Andy Murray, who will serve as his coach for the upcoming tournament. Murray, a retired tennis star, expresses excitement about the opportunity to work alongside Djokovic and assist him in achieving his goals.
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