Overview
- He defeated Lorenzo Musetti in Saturday’s final to win the Hellenic Championship, his 101st career trophy.
- The ATP 250 event replaced Belgrade’s calendar slot and is organized by his family, with brother Djordje as tournament director.
- Reports say he and his family settled in Athens in recent months, with Djokovic noting that “things happened” that altered personal and professional plans.
- Pro-government media in Serbia turned on him after gestures backing protesters, and a mural honoring him in Belgrade was reportedly defaced.
- At 38, he drew widespread notice for a full-split, soft volley during the final that showcased his enduring athleticism.