Novak Djokovic had already ended a session with Daniil Medvedev the previous week, but last Friday he fully completed the training match “The Arena Showdown” against Nick Kyrgios.
Overall, however, including the information that Eurosport receives from Melbourne, Djokovic should not have too many problems.
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Appropriately, the 35-year-old let it be known after his practice session on the first day of the tournament: “It’s okay, see you at the match.”
Djokovic: “Struggled a bit with it”
Still, Djokovic was a little worried about his thigh.
But this is “fortunately not a big problem. So far I’ve been able to train, take part in competitions and play points and sets,” explained Djokovic.
“I’m happy that he’s fit again and will play the first round on Tuesday,” he said Eurosport expert Boris Beckerwho coached the 21-time Grand Slam champion from 2013 to 2016.
Djokovic starts his title mission with Roberto Carballés Baena from Spain (Tuesday from approx. 11:00 a.m. CET live on Eurosport 1 and discovery+).
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