“He will leave when he is no longer one of the best players in the world,” Andy Roddick gasped on his podcast back in August, hinting at the relentless greatness of Novak Djokovic . True to those words, the Serbian continues to defy time at 38, still ruling the courts with unmatched hunger. Fresh from his Athens triumph over Lorenzo Musetti, his 101st career title, Djokovic once again carved his name atop tennis history. Now, as he enjoys a rare pause at home after opting out of the ATP Finals, the legend has revealed his intent to end his journey at 41, on the grandest stage of them all.

Speaking after conquering Lorenzo Musetti to claim the ATP 250 crown in Athens, Novak Djokovic once again reignited the fire of his long-held dream, to bring the curtain down on his career at the

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