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How many more Grand Slams can Novak Djokovic win after catching Rafael Nadal?

Novak Djokovic made history again this Sunday by winning his tenth Australian Open, which translated into his twenty-second Grand Slam crown, equaling Rafael Nadal’s all-time mark.

Indeed, the straight-sets victory over Stéfanos Tsitsipas brought several positive consequences for the Serbian legend, who returns to first place in the world ranking, coupled with maintaining perfection in finals (10 out of 10) at the Rod Laver Arena, in Melbourne.

In this way, Novak Djokovic, who has won four of the last six “Majors” he has played (he was deprived of competing in the 2022 editions both in Australia and in the US Open for not being vaccinated), has everything, including rest physique and tennis, in order to establish himself as the true record man in the Grand Slam.

It is that it does not matter that the Belgrade native is 35 years old, since unlike Rafael Nadal and at the time Roger Federer, he does not have chronic injuries, which is why he usually plays tournaments without major physical setbacks, in addition to the simple fact of looking in enviable shape, even for younger tennis players.

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