"We Are Old, But Gold": Novak Djokovic, Rohan Bopanna's Video Breaks The Internet

The 36-year-old Novak Djokovic and 44-year-old Rohan Bopanna the two champions are resisting the odds and demonstrating that age is just a number with their singles and doubles No. 1 crowns in ATP Rankings history. On Sunday, Djokovic surpassed Roger Federer to turn into the oldest World No. 1 in ATP Rankings history while Bopanna leads the ATP Doubles Rankings. "It's not exactly adjusted. It's not 50-50. He brings more years to the 80. However, I believe we're still continuing forward," Djokovic said in a video shared by ATP Visit on X. The pair shared words of wisdom, saying "experience prevails" and added that tennis give different important lessons "I'd say insight, yet additionally still being given and devoted to the game each and every day. I see him in the exercise center countless hours, also in the physio somewhat more than previously. Yet, it's astounding to share the Visit with you for so numerous years and what an amazing second to be the oldest No. 1 in singles and doubles at the same time," Djokovic said. The 24-time Huge homerun champion is confident to accomplish something in India soon so they can play there. "It's perfect for Serbian tennis and Indian tennis and ideally we can accomplish something in India soon, we can play there. I truly anticipate it. It's astonishing. We are old, yet gold!" Djokovic said. Then again, the Serbian enters the Monte-Carlo Masters with a 8-3 record this season and has struggled on occasion, dropping in the semi-finals at the Australian Open and the third round at Indian Wells. Since coming out on top for his second Monte-Carlo championship in 2015, Djokovic has neglected to go past the quarter-finals in his last seven outings at the ATP Masters 1000 competition. The favorite, chasing his first championship of the season, will hope to get off to a fast start against Roman Safiullin or a qualifier. In the mean time, in the doubles field, Bopanna and Matthew Ebden lead the doubles field, holding back nothing triumph of the season subsequent to winning the Australian Open and the Miami Open.