Novak Djokovic just leveled up his 🏆 legacy, securing his 100th French Open victory with a dominant 6-2, 6-3, 6-2 win over Britain’s Cameron Norrie. The Serbian superstar now trails only Rafael Nadal (112 wins) in men’s Roland-Garros history—and he’s not done yet!
🔥 Djokovic hasn’t dropped a single set this tournament, cruising into the quarterfinals with laser-focused precision. “Everything is solid and positive,” he said post-match, flexing the confidence of a 24-time Grand Slam champ.
Norrie, left in awe, admitted: “He didn’t give me anything. Defending well, serving well… very sharp.” Tough day at the office? Understatement.
Next up: A blockbuster clash with world No. 3 Alexander Zverev on Wednesday. The German advanced after his opponent retired mid-match, but he’ll need more than luck against Djokovic. “He knows how to play big matches,” Zverev warned. 🎯
With 100 wins and counting, Djokovic’s quest for a fourth French Open title—and a slice of tennis immortality—heats up. Can he close the gap on Nadal’s 14-trophy record? Stay tuned! 👀
