Serbian king Novak Djokovic, who was originally riddled with injuries, recently revealed that he is now close to recovering and is confident that he will fight for his 100th career title at the men's tennis in Doha next week.

Serbian king Novak Djokovic

"The muscles are no longer torn. I'm almost completely healed from my injuries and I'm ready to win more. In an interview with Montenegro media outlet Vijesti, Djokovic said that although the leg injury shattered the dreams of an 11th Australian Open tennis title and a 25th Grand Slam title, fortunately the injury was not serious and is now almost 100% healed, the 37-year-old Serbian veteran said: "I have been cleared by the medical team to train and prepare. Doha has seven days to go, and I'm going to stick to my schedule. ”

Djokovic was forced to withdraw from the 2025 Australian Open quarterfinals against Spanish star Alcaraz, and also paid the price of injury, and was forced to retire due to injury after losing to German titan Zverev in the first set of the semifinals. "Thank God I'm recovering soon." The former football king bluntly admits that the recent increase in injuries compared to the first 15 years of his career may be related to age, but he is still in good shape and full of enthusiasm and desire.

Now that Djokovic is fit again, he can't wait to compete in Doha on 17 February, hoping to win 100 titles and equalling the records of Connos in the United States and Federer in Switzerland, "I've been chasing it since last October. Let's wait and see, what should come will come. ”