In his second attempt to achieve the twenty-fourth Grand Slam title (22.00 h., Movistar) and extend his advantage over Rafael Nadal's 22, Novak Djokovic, who has already secured the number 1 in the world from this Monday and will raise to 3,250 points the distance with Carlos Alcaraz if he wins the title, he will face an adversary of ungrateful memory in the Arthur Ashe.
Two years ago, as he was about to become the third player to win the Grand Slam in a season, Medvedev stopped him in three comfortable sets. After that, Djokovic has defeated him in four of his five matches, although the Russian won the last of them, at the beginning of the course, in the semifinals of Dubai.
Champion in Australia and at Roland Garros, but surpassed in the Wimbledon final by Alcaraz, Nole has a lower share of pressure than in 2021, in a match that is guessed exciting after Medvedev's performance against the Spaniard in the semifinals. Three times champion of the tournament (2011, 2015 and 2018), Djokovic, who beyond Taylor Fritz, 9th, in the quarters, has had a placid path in the tournament, drags six lost finals.
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