Djokovic confirms he is ‘not having a great season’

Novak Djokovic expressed disappointment with his performance this season after his loss to Casper Ruud in the Monte Carlo Masters semi-finals. The defeat adds to a string of unsatisfactory results, including a third-round exit at Indian Wells and a semi-final loss at the Australian Open.

As the world number one, Djokovic has high expectations for himself and acknowledged that not securing a title this season is below his usual standards. Despite some positives to take away, he emphasized his accustomed high standard in terms of expectations and results.

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“With the way I’ve been playing and performing, not having a title is, compared to the last 15 years, not a great season at all,” Djokovic said. “There are positives to take away for sure, but I’m used to a really high standard in terms of expectations and results.”

With an 11-4 record this year, Djokovic’s quest for his first title of the year continues, underscoring his desire to regain his winning form and return to the top of the sport.