BREAKING NEWS>>>Novak Djokovic asserts that clay provides “pleasure in suffering” following

After making it to his first quarterfinal at the Monte Carlo Masters since 2019, Novak Djokovic overcame Rafael Nadal to set again.

Retaliating against Lorenzo Musetti, who had defeated him in Monte Carlo the year before, Djokovic defeated the Italian in straight sets.

Even though Djokovic won in straight sets, it didn’t always look that way because the Serbian came back from a break down in the opening set and seemed unsteady at the change of ends.

Following the match, the 24-time Grand Slam champion responded to these queries, saying, “I guess there’s pleasure in suffering.” That’s what you get with clay.

At the press conference, Djokovic—who dons the ASICS Court FF3 Novak sneakers—went on, saying, “Well, I must admit that at some moments of the game today I was really not feeling great physically.”

However, that was also a feature of the first few clay-court encounters. It’s kind of, yeah, quite likely that you will somehow hit the wall physically and have to sort of find a way up from there when you play

someone as strong as Musetti, you know, where you have to earn your victory, have to work physically very hard.

Yes, but I was able to discover a solution. That is the most important thing. I continue. It is imperative that I maintain the belief that my team and I will get dividends from our training process.

Along with the aforementioned Rafael Nadal, Djokovic is now just the second player to make it to the 10th round of the Monte Carlo Masters after defeating Musetti.

Because of this, Djokovic now has a higher victory % in ATP Masters 1000 events than Rafael Nadal did previously.

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