Federer: Djokovic still has a chance to win Grand Slams as long as he's playing

Roger Federer, a legendary figure in tennis, has expressed his belief that Novak Djokovic remains a strong contender for Grand Slam titles. Federer, who along with Djokovic and Rafael Nadal formed the sport's famed 'Big Three,' sees Djokovic continuing to compete at the highest level.

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As long as he is still playing, he always has a chance.

"As long as he is still playing, he always has a chance," Federer stated, emphasizing Djokovic's consistent ability to win across various tournaments and maintain peak performance. Federer highlighted that Djokovic's continued participation in the sport signifies his own belief in his potential to secure more major championships.

Federer reminisced about their past encounters, describing Djokovic as an "outstanding player" and an "incredible fighter." He observed Djokovic's evolution over the years, becoming "greater, stronger, and better." Federer expressed his admiration for Djokovic's continued presence on the court, finding it impressive.

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This is my opinion, I have seen his ability, and not just once or here, he has won championships everywhere and competed at the highest level.

Djokovic's recent preparations for the US Open included a mixed doubles match, where he partnered with Aryna Sabalenka. However, the pair was defeated in their opening match against Katerina Siniakova and Henry Patten, failing to advance to the round of 16.

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I have always enjoyed playing against him, he is an outstanding player and an incredible fighter, over the years he has become greater, stronger, and better, it's great to see him still active on the court, and I am impressed by it.