Novak Djokovic has expressed that he is “feeling good” as he prepares for his first match at the China Open, marking his return to competition after an unexpected early exit at the US Open. This tournament in Beijing will be his first event since that defeat.
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Djokovic, a six-time champion at the China Open, highlighted his longstanding motivation to compete, stating, "I play a professional tournament because I also want to win." This will be his first appearance at the China Open in eleven years.
Despite his past success, Djokovic faces the pressure of maintaining his unbeaten record at the event. He has never lost a singles match at the China Open, and the stakes are high as the draw has now been announced.
As he gears up for the matches ahead, Djokovic remains a significant figure in tennis, influencing younger players and continuing to contribute to the sport even as he approaches 39 years of age.