Novak Djokovic reveals ‘one of his greatest wishes’
He is the current world No 1 and has won 75 ATP Tour singles titles, including 16 Grand Slams, but Novak Djokovic admits there is one thing missing from his already impressive collection.
And the Serb is hoping to realise his dream of winning an Olympic gold medal at the Tokyo Games next year.
He already has an Olympic medal to his name as he won bronze in Beijing in 2008, but he wants to go two better in 2020.
“It definitely is one of the greatest wishes, if I can say so, the gold in the next season and the rest of my career,” he said.
“Hopefully I can get at least a step further in Tokyo. I still feel young in my body and my spirit as well. I still feel motivated to do great things on the court.”
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