Djokovic talks Murray, Nadal and retirement ahead of Olympics showdown

Novak Djokovic admits a lot of people want him to retire to put an end to the era of the 'big four' dominance.

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00:00I heard the news about Andy and I hope that he will have the best possible farewell and his last

00:08competitive match here in Olympics for him and his country. He has been a legend, he is a legend

00:15of our sport, he has been incredibly important player for tennis globally. Nadal of course the

00:23same even more all the the results and achievements he has had particularly in this city

00:30in Roland Garros. Nadal still didn't say when his last tournament will be so

00:37hopefully for the sake of the sport he can keep going. I don't have the retirement close in my

00:44mind to be honest even though I know a lot of people would love me to retire so that this era

00:50is done but I think as long as as long as there is at least one of us left in the

00:59competition I think the era is still going. Of course that there is a change of generations and

01:05you have Alcaraz and Sinner currently that are two best players in the world

01:10deservely. I mean they are playing on a very high level particularly this year

01:16and they're very young and they are going to carry this sport in the future.

01:20Of course the end is nearer than the beginning I know that for me personally as well but

01:25I still enjoy competition and I'll keep going until until I don't enjoy it anymore.