“Novak is superior to others in that area,” Patrick Mouratoglou dissects each of the Big-3 in their attitudes toward tennis which resulted in their respective records
Patrick Mouratoglou says that Novak Djokovic is not stopping any sooner.
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The 'Big-3' and Patrick Mouratoglou (Credits- The Malta Independent and Sky Sports)
Renowned tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou recently delved into the distinct attitudes and motivations that catapulted the ‘Big-3‘ to the pinnacle of the sport. Mouratoglou analyzed each player’s approach to the game in an honest examination, giving insight into the reasons that contributed to their incredible records and legacies.
He began his evaluation by singling out Roger Federer, characterizing the Swiss as a player with an unrivaled love for the game. “Roger probably loves tennis the most. He’s a player, he loves tennis, he’s breathing tennis, living tennis, and that’s why he was playing that type of tennis,” Mouratoglou elaborated. Federer’s elegant and graceful style on the court has won him followers all over the world. His genuine love for the sport has been a driving force behind his illustrious career.
When it came to Rafael Nadal, Mouratoglou emphasized the Spaniard’s unrelenting toughness and desire to survive even the most difficult battles. “Rafa loves to fight, to suffer, to fight from the first point to the last,” Mouratoglou said. Nadal’s unwavering determination has resulted in countless spectacular victories. His game on clay courts has confirmed his place as one of tennis greats.
Novak Djokovic’s pursuit of tennis immortality
However, it was Novak Djokovic who received the most appreciation from Mouratoglou. According to him, the Serbian star’s voracious drive for accomplishment and unrelenting pursuit of domination sets him apart.
Further, the 53-year-old French coach added that Novak’s desire to dominate and surpass others is evident. Stating that he demonstrates a superior level of commitment and determination to achieve excellence. According to Mouratoglou, Novak Djokovic, even at 36, is willing to go the extra mile. This sets the Serb apart from his peers, as he strives to attain the pinnacle of success.
Mouratoglou believes Djokovic, even with 24 Grand Slam titles, still has the same hunger and motivation.“He has competitors, Carlos (Alcaraz), and Daniil (Medvedev) are pushing him and maybe tomorrow others will push him a lot. He still wants to be on top of the world and he wants to make history and be the best undoubtedly for all time,” Mouratoglou concluded. (H/T: Tennis Majors)
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Navya Mishra
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