Djokovic French Open Win: Norrie Defeated | 100 Victories
- Novak Djokovic secured his 100th career victory at the French Open, joining rafael Nadal as the only men to reach this milestone.
- The Serbian tennis star has not dropped a set at Roland Garros this year as he pursues his 25th Grand Slam title.
- "He was solid today, and he didn't give me anything," Norrie said, praising Djokovic's defense, serve, and returns.
Novak djokovic’s relentless march continues! He’s secured his 100th career victory at the French Open, a monumental achievement that sees him join an elite club. Djokovic dominated Cameron Norrie in straight sets, showcasing peak performance and advancing to the quarterfinals. The Serbian star demonstrated his prowess, not dropping a single set in this year’s tournament and is now on the path towards potentially claiming his 25th Grand Slam. Alexander Zverev awaits in the next round, promising a thrilling contest. Plus, Jannik Sinner’s impressive run also continues. Read this comprehensive update from News Directory 3 for all the results. Who will Djokovic face in the semi-finals? Discover what’s next …
Djokovic Advances to French Open Quarterfinals with Dominant Display
Updated june 03, 2025
Novak Djokovic secured his 100th career victory at the French Open, joining rafael Nadal as the only men to reach this milestone. Djokovic defeated Cameron Norrie in straight sets, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2, on Monday to advance to the quarterfinals.
The Serbian tennis star has not dropped a set at Roland Garros this year as he pursues his 25th Grand Slam title. Djokovic’s strong performance comes after winning his 100th title at the Geneva Open just before the Paris tournament.
Norrie acknowledged Djokovic’s superior play. “He was solid today, and he didn’t give me anything,” Norrie said, praising Djokovic’s defense, serve, and returns.
Djokovic is set to face Alexander Zverev in a quarterfinal match on Wednesday. Zverev advanced after Tallon Griekspoor retired due to an abdominal strain.
“I feel good. Every day, I have more expectations about my game, [and with] 12 sets played, 12 sets won, everything is solid and positive,” Djokovic said.
Zverev recognizes the challenge ahead. “He definately knows how to play tennis. He definitely knows what it means to be on the big stage and to play big matches,” Zverev said about Djokovic.
In other matches, Alexander Bublik defeated Jack Draper, and Jannik Sinner beat Andrey Rublev. Sinner, who has won 18 consecutive grand Slam matches, will face Bublik in the next round.
Sinner overcame a slow start against Rublev to secure his victory. After saving two break points early in the match, Sinner dominated, finishing the first set with 10 winners and only three unforced errors.
What’s next
Djokovic will face a tough challenge against Zverev as he aims for a spot in the semifinals. Sinner looks to continue his Grand Slam winning streak against Bublik.