Novak Djokovic, one of tennis's greatest legends, has his eyes firmly set on the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. The Serbian star, who secured his long-awaited Olympic gold in Paris last year, is determined to defend his title and etch his name further into the annals of sports history.

A Career Defined by Excellence Djokovic's career is nothing short of extraordinary. With 24 Grand Slam titles, he stands shoulder to shoulder with Margaret Court for the most majors won. A 25th Grand Slam would see him become the outright record holder, a feat that continues to drive him.

The Golden Slam and Beyond Having already achieved the career 'Golden Slam' by winning all four Grand Slams, the ATP Finals, every Masters 1000 event, and an Olympic gold, Djokovic's focus now is on the 2028 Olympics. "The only thing that I have in my head, which gives me motivation, is the Olympics of 2028 in Los Angeles," Djokovic revealed in an interview with football manager Slaven Bilic.

Recent Performances and Challenges Despite a recent dip in form, including a retirement due to injury at the Australian Open and a straight-sets loss to Jannik Sinner at the French Open, Djokovic remains undeterred. He celebrated his 100th ATP Tour title in May, joining the elite company of Jimmy Connors and Roger Federer.

A Historic Opportunity Defending his Olympic singles title would place Djokovic in a unique position, making him only the second player to achieve this after Sir Andy Murray. As he prepares for Wimbledon, where he aims to equal the record of eight singles titles, Djokovic's journey continues to inspire and captivate tennis fans worldwide.