A PARTY GORAN IVANISEVIC AND NOVAK DJOKOVIC AS THE WORLD NO. 1 SAYS “THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, MY FRIEND”
Novak Djokovic and Goran Ivanisevic, who enjoyed great success together for six years, will part ways as a player-coach team. When Ivanisevic joined Djokovic’s team in 2018, he is especially recognized for having contributed to the 24-time Grand Slam winner’s significant development of his serve, which has become one of the finest in the world as the Serb has gone on to dominate the men’s game.
“I am stuck in a bad cycle,” Djokovic said following his elimination from Indian Wells.
After working with coach Goran Ivanisevic for six incredibly successful years, Novak Djokovic has announced his departure from him.
Since joining Djokovic’s squad in 2018, the Croatian has been a crucial component of the Serb’s ascent to his current record-breaking total of 24 Grand Slam singles victories.
Ivanisevic has received special recognition for helping Djokovic improve his serve significantly over that period of time, which allowed him to consistently win Grand Slams and distance himself from his opponents.
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In addition to sharing the news on Instagram, Djokovic wrote a moving homage to Ivanisevic.
“I can still clearly recall the time I asked Goran to join my team,” Djokovic wrote.
“We were looking to innovate and add some serve magic to our duo back in 2018.” Marian and I said.Indeed, since then, we have added 12 more Grand Slams (as well as a few finals) to the record, broken records, lots of laughing, and great times to the year-end standings.Did I also say there was some drama?A few days ago, Goran and I made the decision to no longer collaborate. Although there were ups and downs in our on-court chemistry, our friendship remained unwavering.
“My friend, thank you for everything. I cherish you.”
Djokovic has had a mediocre start to 2024 while still holding the top spot in the world rankings. He lost to Jannik Sinner in the Australian Open semifinal and was shocked to lose to Luca Nardi in the second round of Indian Wells.
