May 24, 2019
Novak practicing with Marin Cilic on Philippe Chatrier at Roland Garros
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Novak practicing with Marin Cilic on Philippe Chatrier at Roland Garros
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From the Archive: Workers prepare Philippe-Chatrier Court for the 2019 French Open. Nearly 80% percent of the Court was demolished and rebuilt after last year's tournament; the project won't be completed until next year, when a retractable roof will also be added.
Novak and Roger Federer meeting on Philippe Chatrier at Roland Garros
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Novak beat Salvatore Caruso 6-3 6-3 6-2 and reached the fourth round of the French Open on Saturday.
Novak: “Caruso was very motivated. I thought he stepped into the court having a clear game plan, attacking the ball from both the forehand and backhand. He was hitting his backhand very, very good, very solid. He actually pleasantly surprised me with his game. I had to change my tactics quite a bit throughout the match. Midway through the match I stepped it up a little bit and I took my game to a different level, which then resulted with an easier third set. It was a straight-sets win, but… it was tougher than the score indicated.”
(via BasiaID on Twitter, http://novakdjokovic.com/en/news/tennis/novak-downs-caruso-to-advance-into-second-week-in-paris/)
Highlights of Novak’s quarter final match against Alexander Zverev at Roland Garros
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Novak beat Fernando Verdasco 6-3 6-4 6-2 and reached the quarter finals of the French Open for the ninth consecutive time and for the twelfth time overall (Open Era record).
(via Zimbio)
Highlights of Novak’s first round win over Rogerio Dutra Silva
(via Roland Garros on YouTube)
Novak Djokovic - Rogerio Dutra Silva (Head-to-Head)
Novak will face Rogerio Dutra Silva in the first round of the French Open on Philippe Chatrier on Monday at about 1 PM local time (CET).
The only match they played was at the US Open in 2012. Novak won in straight sets.
(via atpworldtour.com)