Novak Djokovic has ended his recent semi-final woes, securing a spot in the Hellenic Championship final in Athens with a decisive 6-3, 6-4 victory over Germany’s Yannick Hanfmann. The 38-year-old tennis icon is now aiming for his 101st ATP title, demonstrating his continued dominance on the court.
Djokovic’s journey to the final was marked by a strong display of his renowned skill set. Despite an initial setback where Hanfmann managed to break his serve, Djokovic swiftly retaliated, regaining the advantage and consolidating his lead. His tactical acumen and flawless execution on the indoor hard courts were evident throughout the 79-minute contest, underlining his experience and determination.
“It was crucial to find my best game at this stage of the tournament,” Djokovic commented after the match. “Hanfmann’s aggressive style and powerful serve are always a challenge. I remained focused, especially when I was a break down in the second set, and I’m delighted to have made it through to the championship match.”
The Serbian star’s path to the final included a hard-fought quarter-final win, showcasing his consistent form. He is set to face either Lorenzo Musetti or Sebastian Korda in the final match. This successful run in Athens provides a significant confidence boost and sets a positive tone for his upcoming commitments in the tennis calendar.
