Novak Djokovic said he has recovered from the hamstring injury that forced him out of the Australian Open semi-finals and confirmed he will play the 'Sunshine Double' at Indian Wells and Miami for the first time since 2019.

Tennis analyst warns Novak Djokovic’s fitness could decide his historic 25th Grand Slam bid. Can the legend defy time? Explore the shocking claim and what’s next.

Andy Roddick recently expressed his surprise at Novak Djokovic's swift recovery from the injury that put an end to his 2025 Australian Open aspirations.

Novak added Andy to his coaching staff ahead of 2025, praising his great rival and his tennis IQ. They worked together in Melbourne and built an instant chemistry. Djokovic is tar

In a long interview with 'Tennis365', top analyst Marcus Buckland revealed Djokovic's main problem at this point in his career: “It’s all going to be down to his fitness. I saw images of him the other day limping, so we don’t entirely know where he is physically heading into Indian Wells. There are one or two question marks there.”

Novak Djokovic knows that his chances of winning the 25th Grand Slam title of his legendary career are very much linked to the progress of this season. The former world number 1 is about to turn 38 and is perfectly aware that it will be increasingly difficult to compete against opponents much younger than him in best-of-five set matches.

At Sunday’s MGM Rewards Slam event in Las Vegas, Nev., where Sabalenka played Naomi Osaka, eight-time Grand Slam champion Andre Agassi expressed some technical concerns on commentary: “She has changed her toss and put it down a lot, but this year, it looks like it has crept back up a bit.”

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