Djokovic’s collaboration with former coach Becker started in 2013 and ended in 2016, a period that made a profound impact in tennis history.

In October 2013, Becker was unexpectedly contacted by Djokovic’s agent with an offer to coach Djokovic. At that time, Becker had retired and had no prior coaching experience, and their personalities were quite different, but Djokovic needed Becker to bring a fresh perspective to help him become more competitive in Grand Slam tournaments.

During their three-year partnership, Djokovic achieved remarkable success, winning six Grand Slam titles, completing a career Grand Slam, and capturing four consecutive major titles. Becker, who came from the serve-and-volley era, contributed significantly with his expertise in net play and serving, which greatly enhanced Djokovic’s technical skills at the net.

From 2013 to 2016, Djokovic and Becker worked together, during which Djokovic achieved outstanding results, detailed as follows:

- 2014: 7 titles

- Grand Slam tournaments: Lost to Nadal in the French Open final; defeated Federer in the Wimbledon final to claim the title.

- Masters tournaments: Won Indian Wells Masters by beating Federer in the final; won Miami Masters defeating Nadal; claimed Rome Masters title over Nadal; won Paris Masters final against Raonic.

ATP World Tour Finals:Won the title following Federer’s withdrawal.

- Other tournaments:Won the China Open final against Berdych.

- 2015: 11 titles

- Grand Slam tournaments: Won Australian Open final against Ferrer; lost French Open final to Wawrinka; won Wimbledon final against Federer; won US Open final against Federer.

- Masters tournaments:Champions at Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Rome, Shanghai, Paris Masters; runner-up at Rogers Cup and Cincinnati Masters.

ATP World Tour Finals:Defeated Federer to claim the championship.

- Other tournaments:Won the Beijing 500 event.

- 2016: 7 titles

- Grand Slam tournaments: Won Australian Open final against Murray; won French Open final against Murray; lost US Open final to Wawrinka.

Masters tournaments:Dominated Indian Wells Masters final with a 6-2, 6-0 win over Raonic for a third consecutive title; swept Kei Nishikori 6-3, 6-3 in Miami Masters final,achieving his fourth “Sunshine Double” (Indian Wells + Miami) title.Also secured titles at Madrid Masters and Rogers Cup Masters.

- Other tournaments:Won the Qatar Open final against Nadal.

Frankly, during Becker’s coaching tenure, Djokovic achieved his best results in his prime years. From 2013 to 2016, Djokovic was between 26 and 29 years old, the peak age for a professional athlete.

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