Novak Djokovic reveals unique difference between himself and opponents

Wimbledon 2019 Champion Novak Djokovic has explained one possible reason behind his dominance of the sport. Djokovic beat Federer in a five-set thriller to win the 2019 Wimbledon men’s singles title. He said: “I think skiing has affected the I feel flexibility of my ankles, my joints. I know a lot of players are forbidden to ski, but I don’t have that in my contract. I don’t sign a contract that conditions me not to ski.” “Skiing, it kind of runs in my veins. I come from a professional skier’s family. My dad used to compete. My uncle, my aunts. For us, it’s kind of normal to be on the slopes. I grew up on the mountain.” “I’d played, of course, a lot of basketball and soccer. Those are very famous sports in our country. Just try to be outdoors. I spend a lot of time outdoors. Nowadays, it has changed with technology and everything. But I think that has helped my development also as a person and a tennis player.”

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