Serbian Novak Djokovic reached the semi-finals of the Australian Open for the 11th time in his career, and the year 2024 may become one of the records broken by the leader of the ATP ranking. Betano continues to present the records that are about to fall before Djokovic, as well as a special betting offer for the second week after the first Grand Slam of the season, the Australian Open.

Tennis fans are waiting for the second week in Australian Open Championship special betting offer on Betano. So who’s betting at least 50 lei for a multi-use ticket with at least three optionseach of which has a the minimum share is 1.80will receive back half of the wagered amount in the form of a bonus (free bet), c limit 100 lei, if the ticket is not a winner. The offer is valid throughout the tennis week, including the finals.

Djokovic is a record holder

The first record that Novak Djokovic can break is the record for the total number of Grand Slam tournaments won. The Serbian has won 24 major tournaments, ahead of Rafael Nadal (22) and Roger Federer (20), the latter ending his career at the men’s world tournament.

In general, in world tennis, Djokovic equaled the Australian Margaret Court, who, like Nole, won 24 Grand Slam tournaments.

Thus, with success at the Australian Open, a tournament he won ten more times in his career, Djokovic would reach 25 Grand Slam titles, becoming the leader in world tennis by that mark.

Before another title in Antipozi, Djokovic qualified for the semi-finals of the Australian Open for the 11th time after a match won in four sets against the American Taylor Fritz. A feat that saw Djokovic make it 33 consecutive Australian Open wins, equaling the record held by Monica Seles in the division.

Career grand slam

With a possible victory in the final of the Australian Open, Djokovic can also think about achieving a career Grand Slam, given his age (36). To do this, the player from Serbia must declare himself at the Olympic tournament in Paris this summer.

Only four athletes managed to win all four Grand Slam tournaments and a gold medal at the Olympic Games. They are Steffi Graf, Andre Agassi, Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal in chronological order.

Golden helmet

Only once in the history of tennis has someone won all four Grand Slams in the same year, as well as an Olympic gold medal.

Steffi Graf is the only tennis player to have won the Golden Slam in 1988, when, in addition to the four major tournaments on the calendar, she also won the Olympic tournament in Seoul.

Djokovic will have such an opportunity in 2024, which will also be the Olympic year.

Slam calendar

It would be within Djokovic’s reach to win all four majors in one year, and he came very close to achieving that feat in 2021. The Serb then won the first three majors on the calendar and lost the US Open final to Russian Daniil Medvedev.

The last Calendar Slam was won by the legendary Australian player Rod Laver in 1969.

Won tournaments

The record for the most ATP titles is currently held by American Jimmy Connors, who won 109 tournaments between 1972 and 1989. Djokovic currently has 98 tournaments, and Connors’ record could be surpassed in 2024.

Djokovic’s first goal is to surpass Roger Federer, a player who has won 103 tournaments in an impressive career.

First place in the world

In 2024, Djokovic will surely surpass the milestone of 400 weeks spent at the top of the world rankings, an achievement that no one has yet achieved in professional world tennis.

Roger Federer is second in this chapter (310 weeks), followed by Pete Sampras (286), Ivan Lendl (279) and Jimmy Connors (268).

You watch and bet on the Australian Open

At Betano, any live sports broadcast is transformed into a betting experience where you can make your predictions and bet while watching the match of your choice, e.g. Australian Open Championship.

access You watch and place bets, the first step is to log in to your Betano account and then access the game you want to view and bet on. Then tap the LIVE Streaming option. To get the most out of your live stream, make sure you activate full-screen mode by tapping the icon or rotating your phone screen.

While watching your favorite match live on the screen, you will also notice the betting odds associated with the match by clicking the “Watch and Bet” button on the right side of the screen. At the bottom of the screen, several popular bets will appear one by one, and you can move between them by swiping left-right (“swipe“).