In a thrilling showdown at the Olympics, Novak Djokovic claimed his first-ever tennis gold medal after defeating rising star Carlos Alcaraz in a nail-biting final on Sunday. The victory makes Djokovic only the fifth player in history to achieve a career Golden Slam—winning all four Grand Slam titles plus Olympic gold!
The match was an edge-of-the-seat thriller, with Djokovic showcasing his signature resilience against 21-year-old Alcaraz’s explosive power. Fans worldwide tuned in for this clash of generations, dubbed the 'King vs. Prince' battle on social media.
"This medal means everything," said Djokovic, who had previously won bronze in 2008. Alcaraz, though disappointed, called it a "learning moment" and vowed to return stronger. With Paris 2024 vibes still buzzing, this rivalry is far from over!
Fun fact: Djokovic now joins legends Andre Agassi, Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams, and Steffi Graf in the Golden Slam club. Who’s next?
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after defeating rising star Carlos Alcaraz in a nail-biting final on Sunday. The victory makes Djokovic only the fifth player in history to achieve a career Golden Slam—winning all four Grand Slam titles plus Olympic gold! 
far from over!
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