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US Open: Weather Will Be Djokovic’s Biggest Threat –Macci

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Renowned coach Rick Macci has disclosed that Novak Djokovic’s primary roadblock at the US Open is physical condition and weather rather than top rivals like Carlos Alcaraz. With favourable seeding shifts and key player absences, Djokovic has a clear path, provided his body holds up. Read Also:Serena Set For US Open Comeback Macci emphasized that [...]

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