Djokovic was crowned king at the age of 38, and his career was won by 100 championships! The myth of immortality continues, and he won gold at the Paris Olympics!

In the just-concluded ATP250 Geneva final, a thrilling tennis battle ended. The 38-year-old Serbian king Djokovic wrote his own legendary chapter with a soul-stirring reversal. He defeated the powerful Hulkac, won the championship trophy, and unlocked another milestone in his career - a hundred singles championships! He became the third player in men's tennis history to achieve a hundred championships after Connors (109 championships) and Federer (103 championships). His path to a hundred championships was paved with sweat, perseverance and desire for victory.

The final of the Geneva station can definitely be regarded as a classic battle. In the first set, Hulkac won the first goal with his strong serve and active attack. Faced with an unfavorable situation, Djokovic did not panic, but showed his signature resilience and adjustment ability. In the second set, the two sides were in a stalemate, and every point had to go through fierce competition for multiple shots, and the audience's heartbeat also accelerated with each hit. In the end, Djokovic won the tiebreak and tied the score. In the decisive set, both of them reached their peak and the game entered a white-hot stage. At the critical moment, Djokovic, who had more experience, did not give his opponent any chance and won the tiebreak 7-2 to secure the victory!

From the first championship at Metz in 2006 to the 100th championship at Geneva in 2025, Djokovic has overcome all the difficulties and created countless glory. In his honor room, there are 24 Grand Slam champion trophys, 7 ATP year-end finals champion trophys, 40 ATP Masters champion trophys, 15 ATP500 championship trophys, and 13 ATP250 championship trophys. Djokovic, known as the "big three" together with Federer and Nadal, has long surpassed his predecessors and became the men's tennis goat (the best in history). His achievements are not only reflected in the number of champions, but also in his deep understanding and outstanding contribution to tennis. The

Geneva Station's championship undoubtedly injected a dose of heart-warming agent into Djokovic's trip to the Paris Olympics. Although he will be 38 years old by then, with his outstanding competitive state and rich competition experience, he is still one of the biggest favorites to win the championship. He will launch an attack on his second Olympic gold medal and continue his legend. The fans are also full of expectations, looking forward to witnessing Djokovic's highlight moments again in the Paris arena!