Novak Djokovc stays on track for Wimbledon glory, defeats Australia’s Alex de Minaur under Roger Federer gaze

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Novak Djokovic’s Wimbledon 2025 journey just got a whole lot spicier! Facing off against Australia’s Alex de Minaur, Djokovic not only battled it out on Centre Court but also had the legendary Roger Federer watching from the Royal Box. No pressure, right? If you thought this match would be a chill Monday evening watch, well, think again! Let’s break down these moments.

1. The Shaky Start That Had Us Biting Our Nails

You know it’s going down when Djokovic starts a Wimbledon match looking like he’s still buffering. De Minaur came out guns blazing, taking the first set 6-1 while fans everywhere were double-checking if they were watching a glitch or reality TV. Just when you think tennis is predictable, BOOM, curveball!

2. The Epic Turnaround That Screamed ‘GOAT’

And then, as if someone played his theme song, Djokovic flipped the script. He clawed back, snatching the next three sets 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, showing us why he’s the serial comeback king. This wasn’t just a match, it was a 3-hour masterclass on not giving up, yaara. Oh, and this marked his 101st Wimbledon win, just normal Djokovic things.

3. Federer’s Presence: A Blessing or a Curse?

Imagine serving for your Wimbledon life with Federer casually sipping tea in the Royal Box. Djokovic actually addressed this and joked, “It’s probably the first time he’s watched me and I won the match”. The friendly rivalry lives on, and honestly, we’re here for this sports-turned-bromance.

4. The Quest for the 25th Grand Slam Title

With this win, Djokovic isn’t just collecting trophies; he’s basically building a trophy fort at home. He’s now eyeing a record-equaling eighth Wimbledon title, just like Federer, and his potential 25th Grand Slam crown. The suspense is real. Can he make history? Stay tuned, because the chills are only getting stronger (and so is the popcorn demand).

From nail-biting rallies to heartwarming dad-son moments, Djokovic’s Wimbledon saga is legit a rollercoaster we never want to get off. Which bit did you love most?

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