Tommy Paul's coach insists Djokovic is invincible

Sharing on Tennis Channel, coach Brad Stine commented: "I feel like Djokovic is unbeatable. The other guys in the world top 10 all give the feeling that they can lose if they don't play well, but Djokovic doesn't."

Tennis coach Tommy Paul also compared Djokovic and Nadal: "If I remember correctly, Nadal has lost to 4-5 American players in the last 6 months. He is more vulnerable. When Nadal faces Djokovic, we all know it will be a very unpredictable battle.

HLV của Tommy Paul khẳng định Djokovic là bất khả chiến bại - 1 — Djokovic defeated Tommy Paul in the semi-finals, before winning the 2023 Australian Open (Photo: AP).

Nadal still has a lot to play for, but he has become more vulnerable. It's hard to say who will win the most Grand Slams in history. But Djokovic has a big advantage thanks to his fitness and form."

Tommy Paul has been making great progress recently, reaching the semi-finals of the 2023 Australian Open and losing to Djokovic. The American tennis player has just reached his career-high position of world number 18.

At the Monte Carlo Masters 2023, which will start on April 9, Novak Djokovic is the number one seed, while Nadal will not participate due to injury. After the tournament in Monaco, Djokovic will participate in the ATP 250 Srpska Open (April 17-23) in Bosnia, before heading to three important clay tournaments: Madrid Open, Rome Masters and Roland Garros.

Rafael Nadal is racing against time to return to clay in time for the season. The Spanish star hopes to return to his home turf at the Barcelona Open (April 17-23) and Madrid Open (April 24-May 7), while the "King of Clay" will consider playing the Rome Masters (May 8-21) before aiming to defend his title at Roland Garros (May 28-June 11).

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