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Djokovic 1 away from 400 Grand Slam match wins

Novak Djokovic one away from 400 Grand Slam match wins, while Wawrinka makes history in Melbourne

Djokovic improved to 399 wins in Grand Slam matches with a 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 victory over Francesco Maestrelli on Thursday, making the 38-year-old, 24-time major winner just one shy of becoming the first ...

Tennis.com · 4d

Novak Djokovic just became the first tennis player to win 100 matches at three different Grand Slams

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Stan Wawrinka wins marathon against Gea to make grand slam history at 40

India Today · 1h

Australian Open, Day 7 Live Score: Sinner makes controversial comeback win vs Spizzirri, Djokovic up next

Jannik Sinner scripted a gritty comeback to seal his Round 4 spot, though not without controversy.

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Australian Open 2026: Madison Keys revels in Melbourne heat as Novak Djokovic steps up history bid

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Novak Djokovic's wife Jelena takes swipe at Naomi Osaka, calls out 'disrespectful' act at Australian Open

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Jannik Sinner Marches Into Australian Open 3rd Round; Stan Wawrinka, Naomi Osaka Battle Through

Djokovic sent 141st-ranked qualifier Francesco Maestrelli packing in straight sets at Rod Laver Arena.

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Djokovic cruises past Maestrelli to reach Australian Open third round

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Novak Djokovic's 399th Grand Slam match win propels him into Australian Open third round

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Novak Djokovic withdraws from the Australian Open tune-up tournament in Adelaide

Novak Djokovic said he isn’t prepared to return to competition ahead of the year’s first Grand Slam event.

Yardbarker

Novak Djokovic explains what he’s ‘missing’ in order to keep up with Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner

Novak Djokovic is back in Melbourne and gearing up for his 21st Australian Open appearance. While the Serb hasn’t added to his Grand Slam tally since winning the 2023 US Open, he remains determined to chase down a record-extending 25th major title.

Tennis World USA

Novak Djokovic says he smiled thinking of former top 10 player at Australian Open

This match was specific in many ways, and Novak Djokovic scored a total of 49 winners, including a jumping forehand winner that was recorded at 176 kilometers per hour.