Djokovic may have played the last match in Roland Garros

Djokovic received much support from the audience of Philippe Chatrier, but still could not get a set of victory against the young opponent standing at the top of the ATP table. In all three sets, Djokovic played efforts and at one point of rising, bringing excellent balls to the audience. The difference between Nole's losing sets is not large, but he admits this may be the end at Roland Garros. "I have attended many years, achieved success and had historical matches. I had no regrets, even if this was the last match. I tried my best to compete with one of the best people today." He also spends more time than usual to linger on the audience. During the match, Philippe Chatrier was always shouting "Nole, Nole " from four corners of the stands. Many Serbian fans went to the idol cheerleading field, and the French seemed to favor Djokovic more than Sinner.

"I am quite touched, because this may be the last time ", Djokovic repeated in a post -match press conference. "If this is the last match, this atmosphere and performance make me satisfied. At this age, I don't know what might happen tomorrow. I will still go forward ".

Sinner will enter the final to create a dream match against Alcaraz. Djokovic admitted that this was the match of the new era, when the two juniors took turns to dominate the last six Grand Slam.

Nole's attention now for Wimbledon, starting on June 30. This is his forte Grand Slam with seven champions and two recent consecutive years to the final. "It is clear that Wimbledon is my favorite event", the owner of 24 Grand Slam said. "I guess my best chance is probably Wimbledon, to win another Grand Slam, or on a harder yard, maybe Australia ".

The speech of Nole shows that he still seems to be intended to attend Australia expanded 2026. In an interview in Paris earlier this week, the Serbia star set a goal to attend the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.