Djokovic Sets Athens Comeback as Fitness Test for Turin Decision
His plan for the ATP Finals hinges on how his body responds in Greece.
Overview
- The 38-year-old has confirmed he will play next week’s ATP 250 in Athens, opening against the winner of Alejandro Tabilo vs Adam Walton on Tuesday, November 4.
- He targets a 101st tour title and a second ATP 250 trophy of the season at the newly relocated event run by his family.
- His status for the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin remains undecided and will be determined after assessing his condition during the Athens campaign.
- Recent setbacks include a Shanghai semifinal loss to Valentin Vacherot, a retirement against Taylor Fritz at the Six Kings Slam, and a withdrawal from the Paris Masters.
- John Isner publicly predicted Djokovic will skip Turin, stressing this is his view despite Djokovic having qualified for the season-ending event.