Novak Djokovic: Can he finally conquer the Olympics?

Serbian star begins quest for elusive gold

Djokovic, 98 career singles titles, is a notable absence from the Olympic podium

In 2024, Novak Djokovic will finally have the chance to compete for an Olympic singles gold medal. The 35-year-old Serbian legend has won every major singles title in his career except for the Olympics. Djokovic is the all-time leader in Grand Slam singles titles, with 21, and he is also the current world number 1. He is one of the greatest players in the history of tennis, but he has never won an Olympic gold medal.

Djokovic will be hoping to change that in 2024. He will be the number one seed in the men's singles tournament, and he will be heavily favored to win the gold medal. If he does, it will be a significant achievement in his already legendary career.

Djokovic made his Olympic debut in 2008, and he won the bronze medal in singles. He also won the bronze medal in mixed doubles in 2020. However, he has never won the gold medal in singles, and that is the only major title that he has not won in his career.

Djokovic will be 37 years old in 2024, but he is still playing at a high level. He won the Australian Open and the French Open in 2023, and he is the favorite to win Wimbledon and the US Open this year. If he can stay healthy, he will be a strong contender for the gold medal in 2024.