Tennis Today: Grim Novak Djokovic statistic and Serena Williams to get top Wimbledon seeding?

In tennis today, Novak Djokovic is kicked while he’s down.
What’s on the site
Forget Rafael Nadal’s stunning and historic clay court form. We all know that the real question on everyone’s lips in tennis right now is the following…
What does Mariano Zabaleta think about the Davis Cup, Lionel Messi, and Argentina’s chances of winning the World Cup this summer in Russia?
Well fear not, tennis fans, because we’ve hooked you up, courtesy of Tom Victor’s exclusive interview for Tennis365. It’s an exceptional read, even if we do say so ourselves.
Elsewhere, it was a heavy old news day. First of all, Toni Nadal was in talkative mood, and that usually leads to revelations.
Rafael’s uncle and former coach discussed Roger Federer and his nephew’s true clay rivals, before dropping the controversial bombshell that he believes Alexander Zverev is already the better player on hard surfaces.
David Goffin is having none of it, though. He claims Rafael Nadal is ‘nearly impossible’ to defeat on clay.
Meanwhile, Kevin Anderson says he is focused on winning his first clay court title and he thinks he can go through Nadal to get it.
If he can’t do it on the red dirt, though, Wimbledon may be the place to get the job done – especially since they have announced a 7.6% hike in prize money for 2018.
Results wraps
ATP Munich
ATP Estoril
WTA Prague/Rabat
What’s in the news
Former world number one and two-time Grand Slam winner Lleyton Hewitt made his return to tennis with an impressive doubles victory alongside Alex de Minaur at the Estoril Open in Portugal.
The Australians were in control to knock out second seeds Raven Klaasen and Michael Venus 6-4 6-4 in front of a packed crowd.
Meanwhile, Wimbledon have confirmed that both Andy Murray and Serena Williams could be given special seeding for the tournament.
It’s all a bit non-committal right now, but you can read all about it courtesy of Eurosport.
What’s on social media
The Estoril Open welcomed back a legend.
First win as a team: check. @lleytonhewitt @alexdeminaur #EstorilOpen pic.twitter.com/N7XRchHMGB
— Estoril Open (@EstorilOpen) May 1, 2018
Victoria Azarenka made some memories.
Timea Bacsinszky gave us a grim injury update.
The Australian Open kicked Novak Djokovic when he’s down.
What’s on TV
WTA Prgaue
LIVE: BT Sport 1 – 10am – 4pm
WTA Rabat
LIVE: BT Sport 3 – 11am – 7pm