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Can Novak Djokovic Tame Nick Kyrgios In Wimbledon 2022 Final?


Wimbledon

July 9, 2022

Novak Djokovic stands between Nick Kyrgios and his first Grand Slam title.

It’s the dream final in so many ways because it has both drama and historical import.

Of course it’s sad that valiant Cameron Norrie didn’t make the showpiece in front of the British spectators.

But he can be so proud of his run and contribution to an incredible Wimbledon 2022.

He even took the first set off the master before Djokovic eventually bossed it 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 6-4 in a pulsating semi-final.

But the two remaining gladiators in the ultimate event on Sunday make it perfect box office.

Novak Djokovic versus Nick Kyrgios is the Wimbledon 2022 final everyone wants to see!

The motivation for Djokovic is immense.

The Wimbledon 2022 final is the perfect opportunity for Novak to stay in touch with Rafael Nadal in the race to become the greatest player of all time.

Of course, for many people that honour will always go to the supremely elegant Roger Federer.

And it was so wonderful to see Federer make a surprise appearance on Centre Court last Sunday, something we hinted would happen.

But the statistics leave Roger back on twenty Slams along with Djokovic.

Nadal is clear leader on twenty-two titles but couldn’t play his Wimbledon semi-final.

So Djokovic can edge closer to the Spaniard by taking his twenty-first Slam against Kyrgios.

Novak is the one who has all the experience. He has the know-how and confidence.

Djokovic is reigning Wimbledon champion and he must start favourite.

And yet there is something gloriously unpredictable about Kyrgios and he might just upset the apple cart.

Kyrgios doesn’t fear Novak but does he fear the occasion?

Will a Wimbledon final prove too much for Nick and cramp his style somehow?

Finals are nervy occasions and the atmosphere is more electric than any other day.

It’s going to be fascinating to find out whether Nick can handle the big one.

If Kyrgios focuses on the man standing over the net then he is capable of victory.

A quick glance at their head-to-head record confirms that much.

They played at Indian Wells and Acapulco in 2017 and Kyrgios won both times.

That was on hard court but Nick loves grass as much as Novak.

Whatever happens it’s going to be an unmissable final.

Expect this contest to be explosive and controversial.

Have you got your ticket yet for the biggest showdown of them all?

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