Are you still amazed by Novak Djokovic, Ka-S5? We sure are!
Djokovic has proven that he’s still the man to beat in tennis. On Day 4 of the US Open, the defending champion had a little scare against American youngster Zachary Svajda—but as always, he found a way. Final score: 5-7, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1.
It wasn’t perfect tennis from the start, but it was classic Djokovic—calm, composed, and dangerous once the match turned his way.
Slow Start, Big Response
First set? Not great for Novak. Svajda came out firing, backed by the New York crowd, and stole the opener 7-5.
For a moment, everyone thought: “Could this be an upset?”
But if you have been following Djokovic since the start, you know he doesn’t panic. Zachary might have taken the first set in style, but it was the GOAT who had the last laugh.
He adjusted, tightened his game, and slowly took control. By the second and third sets, he was back in full flow—deep returns, long rallies, and those trademark baseline slides. From there, the result felt inevitable.
Fourth set? Pure dominance. 6-1. Game over. Djokovic marches on.
Djokovic vs the New Generation
This wasn’t just another win. It was a reminder of the clash between generations. Players like Svajda are part of tennis’ future, but Djokovic showed that experience still rules the present.
“I just had to be patient,” Djokovic said after the match. And patience is exactly what makes him dangerous. He doesn’t just beat opponents with shots—he beats them with belief.
That’s why even after losing the first set, most fans inside Arthur Ashe still expected him to win. That’s the Djokovic aura.
Next Up: Cameron Norrie
Now it gets more interesting. Djokovic will face Cameron Norrie in the third round. Norrie just battled through a tough four-setter, and while he’s solid and tricky, Djokovic holds the clear edge in their past meetings.
Still, as we always say here at S5 Casino—every match is a new story. And for punters, it’s another chance to jump in on the action. Will Djokovic dominate early, or will Norrie find a way to push him deep? The odds will tell the tale.
Djokovic Chasing History
Djokovic isn’t just chasing another US Open title. He’s chasing history. At 38, he’s aiming for a record-extending 25th Grand Slam and a fifth US Open trophy. Every win adds another chapter to his legacy.
Yes, the younger generation is knocking on the door. But Djokovic is showing that if you want to take the crown, you’ll have to rip it away from him. And that’s not easy.
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Day 4 could’ve been trouble, but Djokovic turned it into another reminder of who’s in charge. From shaky start to powerful finish, it was the full Novak Djokovic experience.
And for us at S5 Casino, it’s the kind of match that keeps the excitement alive—not just for fans, but for bettors looking for value in every rally and every set.
The road to the US Open title? It still runs straight through Novak Djokovic.
