No Change in Plans for Djokovic, Including Results

Written by: Staff on 19th January 2012

No Change in Plans for Djokovic, Including Results |

Nothing in his game needs fixing, so Novak Djokovic will stick with the program which took him to the top of the sport in 2011 as the holder defends his Australian Open title.

“I don’t think that in general my game should be changed or that I should take any major changes in it,” said the winner of ten titles and 70 matches in 2011.

“I have to keep that consistency of performing well, work on some things, maybe to get more often to the net, work on my serve a little bit more, that variety of the serve.

“That’s it, more or less. Obviously 2011 has been the best year so far in my career. It’s going to be very difficult to repeat what I have done.”

Djokovic will find himself defending three of the four major trophies in 2011, Roland Garros in may being the only exception. The Melbourne top seed is optimistic that he might be able to repeat his 2011 success.

“I’ve done it once – why not twice? Why not staying optimistic and positive about the whole season? It’s a start. Obviously I’m not thinking too far away from Australia. My focus is directed to this tournament. I want to start off the year well, as everybody else obviously.

“The last couple years playing on the top level gave me a lot of necessary confidence and experience, learning what to do on the court, off the court. I just think I matured in general, he added..

Topics: Australian Open, Novak Djokovic