Daniil Medvedev commented on the impressive performance of Novak Djokovic during their semi-final match at the China Open, acknowledging the tennis legend's high level of play. Medvedev's remarks followed criticism from Greg Rusedski, who suggested that Medvedev's previous light-hearted comments during the match were misguided.
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In the final, Djokovic faced Alex de Minaur, who retired due to injury, securing Djokovic's seventh title at the China Open and marking his 102nd career title. Djokovic's victory continued his remarkable unbeaten record in Beijing, now standing at 34-0.
Throughout the tournament, Djokovic's efforts were notable especially as he returned to Beijing for the first time since 2015. His win added to a challenging year, highlighting his resilience as he navigated health concerns while still competing at a high level.
As Djokovic celebrated his title, he also shared insights about his ongoing career and injury struggles faced by fellow players, including Jannik Sinner, who announced a premature end to his season due to a knee issue. Following the event, Djokovic reflected on his performance and future intentions, emphasizing the necessity of adapting his game as he ages.