French Open: 'I fancy my chances' - Novak Djokovic 'ready' for Rafael Nadal or Felix Auger-Aliassime in Paris

Novak Djokovic has made it very clear that he is «ready» for either Rafael Nadal or Felix Auger-Aliassime in the French Open quarter-finals. Novak Djokovic found the perfect way to respond to the booing fans at the French Open as he stormed past 13th seed Diego Schwartzman in fine fashion on Sunday afternoon. Ad/> The world No.

1 was booed as he walked out before the match had even started on Court Suzanne-Lenglen — something Eurosport's Alex Corretja and Alize Lim took exception to courtside at the time. Roland-Garros'Getting sharper and sharper' — Henman and Wilander impressed with DjokovicAN HOUR AGO He proceeded to show his typical battling qualities and stunning play as he clinched victory in straight sets, and he spoke about his chances in the last eight in his press conference. He is not short on confidence.

“I feel great," he said when addressing the top of who his quarter-final could be and what would be the challenge of facing either Nadal or Auger-Aliassime. “Felix has got one of the hardest work ethics on the tour. He’s very disciplined about his everyday chores.

He’s a very nice guy, he’s a hard worker who looks to improve all the time, so it seems from [his] results that he is going in the right direction. «Clay probably isn’t his preferred surface, but he’s improved a lot. We played in Rome 10 days ago… a very close two sets.

I was actually quite surprised by his service accuracy. I knew that he has a very good serve, but he’s hitting his spots very well, and he uses that as a great weapon and he’s a great athlete, [who] moves around very well. He’s comfortable hitting through the ball flat, and also [using] spin.