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Djokovic cruises past Evans in statement win

Hindustan Times Chandigarh

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July 04, 2025

After all these years, Novak Djokovic knew this particular Wimbledon tradition well. The post-match winner's on-court speech.

On Thursday, in front of packed stands on the fabled Centre Court of the All England Club, Djokovic stepped up to the microphone for the 99th time in his 20th year of competing at the Grand Slam in London.

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