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Djokovic also joined Williams and Roger Federer as the only players in the Open Era to reach the singles finals after turning 30 and he has now beaten them to the record as oldest player.

But the Serbian legend surpassed those records as he is 37 years 74 days.

He is also only the second player after Agassi to win the four Grand Slams and the ATP Finals as Nadal won the career Golden Slam, but he failed to win the season-ending finals.

Since the start of the year, Djokovic had made it clear that winning gold at the Olympics was his priority and many questioned whether or not he was right to put all his eggs in one basket.

The critics were given further ammunition when he lost in the semi-final of the Australian Open and also failed to win a tournament in the first seven months of the season – the first time since 2006 that it had happened.

He was forced to withdraw from the French Open quarter-final due to a knee injury as he underwent surgery with many fearing that he would not only miss Wimbledon but also the Olympics.

However, he reached the final at Wimbledon and finished runner-up to Alcaraz.

But he has been vindicated by winning gold at Paris 2024.

Djokovic also joined Williams and Roger Federer as the only players in the Open Era to reach the singles finals after turning 30 and he has now beaten them to the record as oldest player.

But the Serbian legend surpassed those records as he is 37 years 74 days.

He is also only the second player after Agassi to win the four Grand Slams and the ATP Finals as Nadal won the career Golden Slam, but he failed to win the season-ending finals.

Since the start of the year, Djokovic had made it clear that winning gold at the Olympics was his priority and many questioned whether or not he was right to put all his eggs in one basket.

The critics were given further ammunition when he lost in the semi-final of the Australian Open and also failed to win a tournament in the first seven months of the season – the first time since 2006 that it had happened.

He was forced to withdraw from the French Open quarter-final due to a knee injury as he underwent surgery with many fearing that he would not only miss Wimbledon but also the Olympics.

However, he reached the final at Wimbledon and finished runner-up to Alcaraz.

But he has been vindicated by winning gold at Paris 2024.