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Djokovic Races into Roland Garros Quarter-Finals


Novak Djokovic has marched through four rounds at Roland Garros, and still he has yet to be tested. The World No.1 breezed past Jan-Lennard Struff of Germany on an overcast Monday afternoon in Paris, dropping just seven games and needing just 93 minutes to end the 29-year-old’s best ever run at a major.

It was tight for a spell, but Djokovic turned on the afterburners from 3-3 in the opening set and won 15 of the final 19 games to become the first ATP player to ever log ten consecutive Roland Garros quarter-finals.

Djokovic tossed in 31 errors against just 12 unforced errors—he has logged 104 winners and 82 unforced errors in four matches, and has logged just 6:42 of court time thus far.

Djokovic has won 50 of 52 service games and will next face either Fabio Fognini or Alexander Zverev in the quarter-finals.

It’s a dream scenario for the World No.1. He’ll head into the business set of this tournament with a full reservoir of energy as he ramps up his bid to become the first player in Open Era history to hold all four Grand Slams at the same time twice.

More to follow…

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