
Heinz Gunthardt became famous all over the world, especially thanks to his successful collaboration with the legendary Steffi Graf. He helped her to 12 Grand Slam titles and now the former Swiss player is talking about how many more major tournaments Novak Djokovic will win before he retires.
Heinz Gunthardt believes that Novak Djokovic will win 3-4 more Grand Slam titles
He turned 36 on May 22, but he’s increasingly giving the impression that he’s like wine. Novak Djokovic has an enviable physical shape, a great thirst for trophies and a fantastic ambition to break as many tennis records as possible.
In an interview with Tennis Magazin, Heinz Günthardt talks about modern tennis, the new generation, and also about the “immortal” Nole.
Speaking about the successful career of the Serb, Gunthardt believes that with Djokovic’s current physical and mental form, he can win three more, or even four, Grand Slam tournaments.
“Yes, I really think he can win three or even four more Grand Slams (not until he retires from the sport),” Gunthardt told the quoted source.
Who is Heinz Gunthardt?
Heinz Günthardt, former tennis player and coach, was born on February 8, 1959.
His highest finish was 22nd as a player and he won 5 ATP titles in his career.
He earned $1,550,007 in prize money in tennis alone, and his best Grand Slam finishes were the quarterfinals at Wimbledon (1985) and the US Open (also 1985).
As a coach, he worked with Steffi Graf, coaching the legendary player from the beginning of 1992 until the end of her career in 1999.
In that span, Graf won 12 of the 22 major titles with Gunthardt in his box.
He also collaborated part-time with players such as Jelena Dokic, Jennifer Capriati and Ana Ivanovic.
The main records of Novak Djokovic
Born May 22, 1986 in Belgrade, Djokovic currently holds many tennis records, but the most important are the following three: most Grand Slam titles, most Masters (ATP 1000) and most weeks out of the ATP leaderboard.
Ranking of Grand Slam titles
1 Novak Djokovic 24
2 Rafael Nadal 22
3 Roger Federer 20 (retired)
Ranking of Masters tournaments
1 Novak Djokovic 39
2 Rafael Nadal 36
3 Roger Federer 28 (retired)
Weeks under #1 ATP
1 Novak Djokovic 397
2 Roger Federer 301
3 Pete Sampras 286 etc.
Big day for Switzerland and captain Heinz Gunthardt
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