For two glorious decades, tennis lived through its golden symphony, a time when Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal stood as twin titans, ruling the courts with grace and grit. Yet, amid their empire, a warrior rose: Novak Djokovic , the man who rewrote tennis history with 24 Grand Slam titles. Now, at 38, the Serb still wears the badge of defiance, calling himself “the unwanted child in the trio.” Yet, today, as the Big 3 era slowly fades, the torch has passed to Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, new flames of the modern game. But while the ATP Finals unfold without him, an injury-riddled Djokovic stunned fans by appearing on Piers Morgan Uncensored, his words echoing with truth, vulnerability, and a fighter’s fire.

The interview began with an unexpected twist, Piers Morgan him

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