ANALYSIS – Tennis facing an unexpected dynamic: What if Australia 2022 was the big mistake in Djokovic’s career?

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Sebastián Fest
Co-founder and CEO of CLAY. He has covered more than 70 Grand Slam tournaments since 1996. Former Head of Sports at DPA and La Nación and former ITWA's co-president. He is the author of 'Sin red', a decade-long journey following Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, as well as 'Gracias', a biography of Nadal. Correspondent for Spanish newspaper El Mundo in South America.

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One Reply to “ANALYSIS – Tennis facing an unexpected dynamic: What if Australia 2022 was the big mistake in Djokovic’s career?”
Sebastian Naum
Great analysis of the actual situation in tennis world. Totally agree with Sebastian Fest about Nole missing an enormous opportunity in 2022.