Australian open 2023: Former No. 1 tennis star returns to glory at Australian Open Grand Slam. Djokovic defeated his 29-year-old opponent in straight sets.
MELBOURNE: A year ago the situation was completely reversed. Novak Djokovic not allowed to play in Australia for not having covid vaccine. Novak Djokovic eventually lost that battle outside the tennis court. He bowed his head and left without playing the Grand Slam. Which had an impact on banking. The situation has changed within a year. The former No. 1 tennis star returned to glory at the Australian Open (Australian Open 2023) Grand Slam. Novak's opponent in Tuesday's first-round match was Spanish tennis star Roberto Carvelas Baena. Djokovic defeated 29-year-old Beina in straight sets. The result of the match for him in three sets is 6-3, 6-4, 6-0. Details in this Next World Cup report.
Novak has won a career-high nine Australian Open titles. He became the champion in 2021. But could not fight to retain the title. The audience of Rod Laver Arena forgot that bad experience in a moment. Tennis lovers welcomed the champion. Novak Djokovic receives a standing ovation from the crowd before landing his comeback match at the Australian Open. Many of the gallery visitors were seen holding posters of Djokovic, Serbian flags. He was suffering from a leg injury just before the start of the Australian Open. Despite the injury scare, he returned to the match on Tuesday and took the first step towards his 22nd career Grand Slam. Experienced Joker easily won against the anonymous opponent.
