A century of victories. A shot at greatness. Novak Djokovic is one win away from making history at SW19.
🎾 Djokovic nearing Federer’s record
With a commanding third-round victory over Dan Evans (6‑3, 6‑2, 6‑0), the 38‑year‑old Djokovic notched his 99th career match win at Wimbledon  . Now in the Round of 16, he faces Miomir Kecmanović, aiming to equal Roger Federer’s record of 105 Centre Court triumphs .
đź“Š Milestone alert
Djokovic joins an elite group—Federer and Martina Navratilova—as the only players to reach 100 match wins at Wimbledon .
🎟 Record chase in full swing
If Djokovic secures his next win:
• He’ll make history as the first man to win 25 Grand Slam singles titles, surpassing current record-holder Margaret Court .
• He’ll tie Federer’s men’s record of eight Wimbledon championships, cementing his legendary status .
đź•° Age-defying dominance
Despite being outside the top five and facing physical question marks, Djokovic’s court craft and resilience remain undimmed. Renowned for endurance, tactical brilliance, and a virtually unbreakable baseline game, he is no longer just a favorite—he’s a contender for history ().
🔥 Road ahead at SW19
• Round of 16: against Miomir Kecmanović—Djokovic already faces his 20th third-round appearance in the Open Era, a Wimbledon record .
• Later rounds: Potential semifinal duels vs. Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz—grass-court specialists who may stand in his way .
🎙 Player perspective
Djokovic said:
“Wimbledon still stays the most special tournament in my heart… any history made here is obviously extra special for me.” 
Despite whispers that this could be his “last dance,” Djokovic remains focused and optimistic about both his longevity and continued pursuit of greatness .
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Bottom line: With only a few wins separating him from multiple all-time records—most men’s Wimbledon titles and Grand Slams—Novak Djokovic’s 2025 Wimbledon journey is shaping up as one of the sport’s most compelling sagas.