Djokovic to hit new four-year low regardless of a historic Wimbledon win over Kyrgios | Tennis Information
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Novak Djokovic will on Sunday purpose for his fourth successive Wimbledon title because the three-time defending champion takes on Nick Kyrgios on Centre Court docket. Djokovic stays unbeaten on the All England Membership since 2017 and has the second-best win-loss document in Open Period at Wimbledon. Nevertheless, the Serb is assured to hit a brand new four-year low even when he manages to script a historic Wimbledon victory over Kyrgios. (Novak Djokovic vs Nick Kyrgios Wimbledon 2022 Closing Dwell Rating)
A win on Sunday would hand him his seventh title at SW19 as he would be a part of the legendary Pete Sampras on the second place for many Wimbledon titles in Open Period and would additionally equal the American within the spot spot for many consecutive titles received on the All England Membership.
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The win would additionally steer him previous Roger Federer within the all-time Grand Slam tally and place him just one behind 22-time Slam winner Rafael Nadal. A win on Sunday would therefore be a historic victory for the 35-year-old, however the Monday that might comply with would bear unhealthy information.
Djokovic, who dropped to the third spot forward of the beginning of the match, would additional fall to the seventh spot within the ATP Rankings on Monday as Wimbledon 2022 is being performed with none rating factors on supply.
The final time Djokovic fell outdoors the top-five spot was in August 2018.
That is the primary time gamers won't be supplied any rating factors in Wimbledon. The organisers had suspended the participation of Russian and Belarusian gamers within the match on account of the invasion of Ukraine. Following the announcement, ATP and WTA introduced that gamers won't purchase any rankings factors for his or her participation in Wimbledon this yr.
Had it been on supply, 2022 ladies's singles champion Elena Rybakina would have moved into the top-10 on Monday whereas world No. 40 Kyrgios would jumped into the top-20 spot on making his maiden Grand Slam last.
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