Novak Djokovic, the world number three, continued his dominant run at the French Open on Sunday, taking a convincing victory Juan Pablo Varillas to advance to the quarterfinals. The Serbian superstar’s 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 triumph brings him one step closer to his historic 23rd Grand Slam title.
Facing the Peruvian, Djokovic showed his outstanding form, leaving no room for his opponent to issue a challenge. Despite the windy conditions Philip Chatrier On the pitch, the Serbian remained composed and in control throughout the game. Lui attacked Varillas strategically, avoiding long base rallies that had proved successful for the Peruvian in his previous rounds.
Facing the Peruvian, Djokovic showed his outstanding form, leaving no room for his opponent to issue a challenge. Despite the windy conditions Philip Chatrier On the pitch, the Serbian remained composed and in control throughout the game. Lui attacked Varillas strategically, avoiding long base rallies that had proved successful for the Peruvian in his previous rounds.
Varillas, ranked 94 in the world, has struggled to find his rhythm against relentless pressure from Djokovic. The Peruvian failed to turn the tide of the match, as Djokovic dominated the shorter rallies and set the pace. With this win, Djokovic sets up a quarterfinal clash against the 11th seed Karen Khachanov.
Djokovic’s impressive performance at Roland Garros is highlighted by his record-breaking 17th quarter-final appearance in Paris, surpassing the 16 made by absent 14-times champion Rafael Nadal, who missed out this year through injury.
(With input from Reuters)
