Goran vanisevic: More grand slams to come for Novak Djokovic

Coach Goran Ivanisevic believes Novak Djokovic has "a lot more" grand slam titles in him.

The Serbian broke the record he has been pursuing relentlessly with his 23rd major trophy at the French Open on Sunday, making him the most successful male player ever.

He can equal Margaret Court's all-time record at Wimbledon, where he will be the hot favourite, and could break it at the US Open, where a first calendar Grand Slam by a man since Rod Laver in 1969 would also be on the line.

That he has reached 23 despite the problems caused by his refusal to be vaccinated against Covid-19, leading to him being deported from Australia last year and missing the US Open, is all the more remarkable.

"It's incredible," said former Wimbledon champion Ivanisevic, Djokovic's coach since 2019.

"If I go back last year in Australia where all this s**t started and then we didn't know what to do. And now he's with 23 grand slams and it's no end.

"I'm really sorry that Rafa (Nadal) is not here, but I say a long time ago before even I became member of his team that him and Rafa, they're going to go over 22.

"I am hoping Rafa is coming back winning one more and Novak is the only player who can win the calendar Grand Slam. He was one match away two years ago, so he has a chance this year.

"It's still a long way. But grand slams are the goal. I don't know how many, but I think he has in his body a lot more."

Djokovic's two children, Stefan and Tara, watched him lift the Coupe des Mousquetaires for a third time but Djokovic shows no sign of tiring of life on the road or the demands of top-level tennis.

"Sometimes I see it and then he comes on the court and then you'll see how much he enjoys to practise, how much he enjoys to hit winners, how much he enjoys to