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How Novak Djokovic compares to the two men holding a calendar Grand Slam
With his Wimbledon triumph on Sunday, the world No. 1 is now a US Open title away from joining Don Budge and Rod Laver in the most elite of company.
Published Jul 11, 2021
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Djokovic is now 20-10 in Grand Slam finals (6-1 at Wimbledon).
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"I consider myself best and I believe that I am the best, otherwise I wouldn't be talking confidently about winning slams and making history," Djokovic said in his post-final press conference.
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