Just love your videos like this! I was never a fan of his as I like bullet forehands, but damn am I soo enthralled with his genius. That hard work is paying off and that mind is tougher than steel. I’ve learned so much from studying his game and using what I can learn from him (and you) to win my first ITF masters singles titles. And I’m doing well against pros at ITF futures too even if I’m 58 years young! 🎾
Always great to see your comments appear and I’m glad you’re enjoying the content. I think everyone has a new found appreciation for what Novak has done in his career. Congrats on your wins and continued success in your tennis journey. -Jason Frausto
Great analysis @Jason Underneath these high level reasons what I feel really makes Djokovic great is the muscle between his ears and his understanding of his heart. I believe that Djokovic's edge is the inner mental & emotional work that he has worked on his entire career. Having observed Djokovic closely throughout his career both on and off the court is that he is the most comfortable surrendering to the moments through continuous self-awareness and acceptance. He allows and embraces whatever fears, insecurities and negative thoughts and feelings. 99% of people push down and deny "negative emotions" which ultimately hampers their ability to deal with them during periods of high stress. Novak befriends his shadows. Surrender also means that he accepts that he cannot control the outcome only what is occurring in this moment. This frees him up to be as present as possible and at this highest level is what people see as "mental toughness". That's my 2¢
Thank you. Wow, what a great synopsis of the mental of why Novak has been so successful. I should have used what you wrote in the video! Excellent :) -Jason Frausto
All great points ! This definitely deserves more views, we are looking at probably the greatest player that will ever be, and I’m not even a novak fan , but you can’t deny this guy is a machine
God's blessings and love with him enabling him to overcome the challenge by providing him with ingredients required ie mental toughness and resolute focus which won't lose until something unnecessary occur.ones in a generation player.note the point formation of ptpa is also the evidence of his character.alk things he's done with perfect mind and focus and combine with what required that is hard work.makes him the greatest tennis player of all time.he firmly believe that the almighty God will always be with him in tough times.that mentality that a saviour will always with him makes him even stronger and better.may God bless every single organism in living earth
How long do you think he can stay competitive at the highest level and keep up his current range of form Jason? Also, are there any kind of analytics that can help understand where Djokovic's trajectory is going when it comes to his speed, agility and stamina? I hear people conjecture a lot about how much left Djokovic has in the gas tank so I'd be interested to see if there are any analytics that can help us make stronger long term conclusions about Novak's body. Thanks!
Those are all excellent questions. He’s in the “concerving stage” of his career. Minimizing number of tournaments played etc. That tells me he’s trying to stretch his career as long as he possibly can. My guess is he has 2 more full years where he’s winning slams. That would make him about 38.5 years old. The biggest thing I look for is a players movement. When a drastic decline in explosive movement occurs your game will decline significantly. In my opinion his movement isn’t as good as it was 10 years ago but he’s hidden that with tactics/specific ball placeyin rallies. His improved forehand had also disguised it. At A024 I’ll be paying close attention to his movement around the court. If there is no visible decline in explosive movement he’ll win A024. I believe the ATP has the ability to track player movement speed, id be curious what that data says ;) -Jason Frausto
Do you think meddy is the most difficult player to hit winners from groundstrokes cuz of his defence ability and movement.i analyse meddy is most easy player to pull off the court with angle forehand inside out and makes way for hitting winners from inside baseline because he cant reach ball from that position.thats the trick djoker used at big apple .
I’d be curious what the analytics might say but I think you’re right. I think Daniil is probably the hardest guy to get a ball past along with Alcaraz. Daniil for his wingspan and court position like you said. -Jason Frausto
In my view it's different reasons why he's able to keep winning 1. His serve placement has improved a lot 2. He plays with the mindset of cutting his unforced errors 3. His forehand power and Backhand redirecting skills are very reliable 4. His return of serve is great but it's to serves that have not been hit great. Nobody is capable of returning serves that are placed on the lines. He's just not facing anyone that hits Ace quality serves for some time now. 5. His ability to focus is better than anyone . Maybe everyone else needs to be on Adderall as well! 6. He's got a higher tennis IQ than anyone at the moment or it's a combination that most other players are kinda... not too bright? They continue to hit angles to him, allowing him to use his biggest strength which is hitting while stretched out side to side. Only person I ever saw use the deep down the middle shot to full effect of cutting down a players angles was Andy Murray
Those are all really good points. His serve placement and precision to set up the one two punch on his first shot of the rally has definitely gone up multiple levels. He's looking unstoppable right now. -Jason Frausto
Do you mean lower rank players because he's always number one? Because another record in the goat's bag is the amount of victories vs top 10 players higher than any other players during open era. More than Connors, federer, Nadal, laver, lendl etc...
Didn't watch the video yet, but hopefully you included "weakest era of all time" as one of the reasons. Pros such as Davydenko and Verdasco have even publicly admitted it.
-Most top 10 wins: Djokovic -Highest win rate against top 10: Djokovic -Most top 10 wins in grand slams: Djokovic -highest peak ELO reached: Djokovic -highest rank points ever: Djokovic -wins over Big 4 in majors: Djokovic 26, Federer 15 -win rate over big 4 in majors: Djokovic 58%, Federer 39% -wins over big 4 in major finals: Djokovic 14, Federer 6 -positive record against all members of big 3 and big 4: Djokovic This is too easy Dragan…
Yeh you are right! He has had to play against Federer almost all of his career and nadal his whole career! Pretty weak! He beat Federer Nadal or murray in 17/24 slams he won! Hes actually got some competition now with Alcaraz and Sinner and rune finally!
to me he is NOT playing espectacular tennis....he just moves as necessary, after any 1st set he is OUT OF BREATH, some times cramps and if he can push for a 3rd set he will go to the bathroom and drink his MAGIC bottle, what ever is in that bottle is twice as good because 1- works 2- pases the antidoping.....To me he does not bring nothing to the game and also VERY ARROGANT.....To defeat this guy now days you have to MOVE HIM EAST to WEST and NOTH to SOUTH until gets out of breath
Is there anyone that can stop Novak at the ATP Nitto finals this year?
-Jason Frausto
sinner and sasha could beat Novak for sure.
No.
In best of 3, Med, Zverev, and Sinner all have a very good chance.
Anyone can beat anyone at the nitto finals
Its what he does off the court also. Diet, stretching and he constantly works on mental toughness and mindfulness!
All excellent points. It makes you wonder if any of his opponents are willing to go as far as Novak does to achieve better results?
-Jason Frausto
@@TennisUnleashedthat's why rod lever also goat . without any technologies and diet they competed at that time
The new Gen should focus more on emulating what he does off court but most of them are more focused on what he does on court
These are the reason he is the emperor of tennis. 400 weeks and 8 years as # 1. ☎📞💯👍
Just love your videos like this! I was never a fan of his as I like bullet forehands, but damn am I soo enthralled with his genius. That hard work is paying off and that mind is tougher than steel. I’ve learned so much from studying his game and using what I can learn from him (and you) to win my first ITF masters singles titles. And I’m doing well against pros at ITF futures too even if I’m 58 years young! 🎾
Always great to see your comments appear and I’m glad you’re enjoying the content. I think everyone has a new found appreciation for what Novak has done in his career. Congrats on your wins and continued success in your tennis journey.
-Jason Frausto
@@TennisUnleashed thanks Jason. A big bow of gratitude 🙏
Great analysis @Jason Underneath these high level reasons what I feel really makes Djokovic great is the muscle between his ears and his understanding of his heart. I believe that Djokovic's edge is the inner mental & emotional work that he has worked on his entire career. Having observed Djokovic closely throughout his career both on and off the court is that he is the most comfortable surrendering to the moments through continuous self-awareness and acceptance. He allows and embraces whatever fears, insecurities and negative thoughts and feelings. 99% of people push down and deny "negative emotions" which ultimately hampers their ability to deal with them during periods of high stress. Novak befriends his shadows. Surrender also means that he accepts that he cannot control the outcome only what is occurring in this moment. This frees him up to be as present as possible and at this highest level is what people see as "mental toughness". That's my 2¢
Thank you. Wow, what a great synopsis of the mental of why Novak has been so successful. I should have used what you wrote in the video! Excellent :)
-Jason Frausto
Aww thank you ❤@@TennisUnleashed
Novak Djokovic ❤
The 🐐
Definitely. And what a start in the Nitto ATP finals as well.
-Jason Frausto
Thanks sir
Novak fan ❤
Glad you enjoyed the video. More to come
-Jason Frausto
I just subscribed to your channel. Why? Because I’m an engineer and you just provided a very good analytical explanation why Djokovic never loses. 👏👏
Happy to have you here and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. More to come.
-Jason Frausto
Excellent again Jason
Much appreciated. Thank you Jonathan.
-Jason Frausto
Great stuff, keep up!
Thank you. More to come.
-Jason Frausto
All great points ! This definitely deserves more views, we are looking at probably the greatest player that will ever be, and I’m not even a novak fan , but you can’t deny this guy is a machine
God's blessings and love with him enabling him to overcome the challenge by providing him with ingredients required ie mental toughness and resolute focus which won't lose until something unnecessary occur.ones in a generation player.note the point formation of ptpa is also the evidence of his character.alk things he's done with perfect mind and focus and combine with what required that is hard work.makes him the greatest tennis player of all time.he firmly believe that the almighty God will always be with him in tough times.that mentality that a saviour will always with him makes him even stronger and better.may God bless every single organism in living earth
This era has a lot of service dominant players, where the rest of their game is somewhat lacking. So Djoker's return game makes a huge difference.
Very accurate analysis! 👏
Thank you. Glad it was helpful :)
-Jason Frausto
How long do you think he can stay competitive at the highest level and keep up his current range of form Jason? Also, are there any kind of analytics that can help understand where Djokovic's trajectory is going when it comes to his speed, agility and stamina? I hear people conjecture a lot about how much left Djokovic has in the gas tank so I'd be interested to see if there are any analytics that can help us make stronger long term conclusions about Novak's body. Thanks!
Those are all excellent questions. He’s in the “concerving stage” of his career. Minimizing number of tournaments played etc. That tells me he’s trying to stretch his career as long as he possibly can. My guess is he has 2 more full years where he’s winning slams. That would make him about 38.5 years old.
The biggest thing I look for is a players movement. When a drastic decline in explosive movement occurs your game will decline significantly. In my opinion his movement isn’t as good as it was 10 years ago but he’s hidden that with tactics/specific ball placeyin rallies. His improved forehand had also disguised it.
At A024 I’ll be paying close attention to his movement around the court. If there is no visible decline in explosive movement he’ll win A024.
I believe the ATP has the ability to track player movement speed, id be curious what that data says ;)
-Jason Frausto
Next generation must wait 8:34 few years , to retairment of the GOAT...
True. Doesn’t look like any of the new guys are going to be able to pry it from Novak, they’re just gonna have to wait their turn.
-Jason Frausto
Do you think meddy is the most difficult player to hit winners from groundstrokes cuz of his defence ability and movement.i analyse meddy is most easy player to pull off the court with angle forehand inside out and makes way for hitting winners from inside baseline because he cant reach ball from that position.thats the trick djoker used at big apple .
I’d be curious what the analytics might say but I think you’re right. I think Daniil is probably the hardest guy to get a ball past along with Alcaraz. Daniil for his wingspan and court position like you said.
-Jason Frausto
In my view it's different reasons why he's able to keep winning
1. His serve placement has improved a lot
2. He plays with the mindset of cutting his unforced errors
3. His forehand power and Backhand redirecting skills are very reliable
4. His return of serve is great but it's to serves that have not been hit great. Nobody is capable of returning serves that are placed on the lines. He's just not facing anyone that hits Ace quality serves for some time now.
5. His ability to focus is better than anyone . Maybe everyone else needs to be on Adderall as well!
6. He's got a higher tennis IQ than anyone at the moment or it's a combination that most other players are kinda... not too bright? They continue to hit angles to him, allowing him to use his biggest strength which is hitting while stretched out side to side. Only person I ever saw use the deep down the middle shot to full effect of cutting down a players angles was Andy Murray
Those are all really good points. His serve placement and precision to set up the one two punch on his first shot of the rally has definitely gone up multiple levels. He's looking unstoppable right now.
-Jason Frausto
Also, the current field is weak, Novak defeats them even when he is not playing great, even playing ugly.
Do you mean lower rank players because he's always number one?
Because another record in the goat's bag is the amount of victories vs top 10 players higher than any other players during open era.
More than Connors, federer, Nadal, laver, lendl etc...
Self belief and getting up at 2AM to work on beliefs
Hard to imagine anyone out working Novak at this point.
-Jason Frausto
@@TennisUnleashed he torchers himself and all team...thats why new tennis is evolving
Not like that, he has lost most number of slam finals
novak is God not goat
Didn't watch the video yet, but hopefully you included "weakest era of all time" as one of the reasons. Pros such as Davydenko and Verdasco have even publicly admitted it.
-Most top 10 wins: Djokovic
-Highest win rate against top 10: Djokovic
-Most top 10 wins in grand slams: Djokovic
-highest peak ELO reached: Djokovic
-highest rank points ever: Djokovic
-wins over Big 4 in majors: Djokovic 26, Federer 15
-win rate over big 4 in majors: Djokovic 58%, Federer 39%
-wins over big 4 in major finals: Djokovic 14, Federer 6
-positive record against all members of big 3 and big 4: Djokovic
This is too easy Dragan…
@@mikemoggerson6651last grand slam wins: Kyrgios, Tsitsipas, Ruud, Anderson, Berritini, LMAOOOO
Yeh you are right! He has had to play against Federer almost all of his career and nadal his whole career! Pretty weak! He beat Federer Nadal or murray in 17/24 slams he won! Hes actually got some competition now with Alcaraz and Sinner and rune finally!
to me he is NOT playing espectacular tennis....he just moves as necessary, after any 1st set he is OUT OF BREATH, some times cramps and if he can push for a 3rd set he will go to the bathroom and drink his MAGIC bottle, what ever is in that bottle is twice as good because 1- works 2- pases the antidoping.....To me he does not bring nothing to the game and also VERY ARROGANT.....To defeat this guy now days you have to MOVE HIM EAST to WEST and NOTH to SOUTH until gets out of breath
Ne drobi nebitni
@@zoricajovanovic1695U pravu ste 😊
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NOVAX is RAMBO OFF TENIS
If he ain't Rambo already he's getting pretty close ;)
-Jason Frausto
He is john wick tje DJOKO WICK of tennis
He is the God of tennis.☎📞