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By May 09, 2025After Rome exit, Novak Djokovic shifts focus: “I like my chances in Grand Slams against anybody”
The defending champ had won his nine previous Rome quarterfinals, but his streak came to an end after an error-prone performance against Holger Rune.
Published May 17, 2023
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Djokovic recorded early exits in Monte Carlo and Banja Luka, and withdrew from Madrid in the build-up to Roland Garros.
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“I always like my chances in Grand Slams against anybody on any surface, best-of-five," said Djokovic. "Let's see how it goes.”
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