Profound connoisseur of all the ins and outs of Novak Djokovic and man of maximum confidence of the current number 1 in the world, Marian Vajda He offered a brief but interesting interview to the Slovak newspaper Aktuality, in which he shows his pride towards the Serbian and reflects on current issues. Vajda seems like an impossible figure to separate from Novak, who did without his services a few months ago, but again claimed his presence in an implicit recognition of the commendable work of the Slovakian coach. The objectives achieved and set, the somewhat complacent attitude at the end of the year or the performance of Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros 2020, they occupied the intervention of Marian.
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- Pride in the performance of Novak Djokovic
“Finishing for the sixth season as number 1 in the world is a magnificent achievement. He has fulfilled the goal he set for himself at the beginning of the year, which was to finish in that ranking position and win at least one Grand Slam. He has the goal of finishing. more seasons at the top of the ranking “, highlighted a Vajda who gives great merit to what his pupil has done. “The tennis he has played after confinement has great merit. I was worried about how he would return to competition after having passed the illness, but he was very good. If it weren’t for the unfortunate disqualification in New York, he could have done something important in the US Open 2020 “, he assured.
- Recognition of his rivals, such as Rafael Nadal, Dominic Thiem and Daniil Medvedev
“It is true that Novak did not have as much motivation as he is usual in the final stretch of the season because he had already secured the number 1. He lacked that spark necessary to beat great players and Thiem was able to lift the 4-0 in the tiebreak. I was not surprised by anything that Daniil won the tournament, “he commented before looking back at the final at Roland Garros. “Rafa had a stellar performance in the final, all his shots were deep and aggressive, and Novak did not find his best version. It was a pity that he could not win the third sleeve, perhaps he could have reacted,” said the Slovak.
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