Novak Djokovic’s dominant performance at the 2025 US Open, culminating in a swift victory over Jan-Lennard Struff, has prompted discussion about his future in tennis. The straight-sets win on Arthur Ashe Stadium, just under two hours in duration, has positioned him to potentially win his 25th Grand Slam title. Djokovic, who secured his most recent Grand Slam title at the same venue two years prior, described a potential victory in New York as a “full-circle” experience. This sentiment has led to speculation about his eventual retirement. The veteran, at 38, is the oldest player to reach the US Open quarterfinals since 1991, recognizing the achievement could be the pinnacle of his career. He emphasized the importance of focusing on each match, while acknowledging his aspiration to win another major. He would like to ‘close the circle here again’. Djokovic is three wins away from what would be a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam title. Regardless of the outcome, Djokovic has already set a record this year, becoming the oldest player to reach the quarterfinals of all four majors in a single year. His next challenge is against Taylor Fritz, the 2024 US Open finalist.
