NOLE GETS THE WIMBLEDON DRAW: Here are the possible rivals on Djokovic’s quest for the 25th Grand Slam!

Novak Djokovic avoided the worst possible scenario in the Wimbledon draw, as he will not play in the quarterfinals with Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz.

Sinner is his potential opponent in the semifinals, and in the quarterfinals he should face Jack Draper. Previously, Draper has Bublik and Mensik on his path.

On the other hand, Novak starts against Frenchman Alexandre Muller, currently the 40th ranked player in the world who has lost both matches on grass this season, and in the second round, he awaits a home player – either Dan Evans or Jay Clarke.

The third round could bring a clash with Alex Michelsen, whose first opponent is Miomir Kecmanović. The Serbian tennis player won their only head-to-head match, albeit on clay, in Estoril this year.

In the round of 16, Novak’s projected opponent is Alex de Minaur, who has Tomas Machac on his path.

Hamad Međedović starts against Sebastian Ofner, who once played the third round at Wimbledon, while Laslo Đere opens with Andrey Rublev.

Olga and Nina Learned Opponents

Olga Danilović and Nina Stojanović learned the names of their opponents in the first round, as well as the potential further course of Wimbledon.

In the same half of the draw are the first seed Aryna Sabalenka and Jasmine Paolini (4), while in the second semifinal, a possible encounter between Jessica Pegula (3) and Coco Gauff (2) is possible.

The projected quarterfinals are Sabalenka – Madison Keys (6), Paolini – Zheng Qinwen (5), Pegula – Mirra Andreeva (7), and Gauff – Iga Świątek (8).

The Pole could meet Elena Rybakina, the world’s 11th ranked tennis player, in a fourth-round derby. An interesting first-round duel will be played by Sabalenka and Canadian model, qualifier Carson Branstine.

Olga Danilović will face the 127th ranked player on the planet, Zhang Shuai, at the start. The Chinese player reached the main draw through qualifications, and was once 22nd on the list and played the quarterfinals of Wimbledon in 2019. The tennis player who celebrated her 36th birthday this year is known for recording 24 consecutive losses over 603 days, between Lyon 2023 and Beijing 2024. This is the second longest losing streak in the Open Era.

The second round will be a serious challenge for Olga, who should then meet Keys, the reigning Australian Open champion.

The daughter of the celebrated basketball player Predrag Danilović ended her only previous participation in the prestigious tournament last year in the first round, while Nina Stojanović was also stopped at the same obstacle in her first and last appearance in 2021.

The second Serbian representative will face Anna Kalinskaya, 40th on the WTA list, in the first obstacle. Her best ranking was 11th in the world, while at Wimbledon last year she reached the fourth round. This season she is far from recognizable form, and in her only match on grass she was defeated by Ella Seidel in the Berlin qualifiers.

Should she overcome the primary challenge, Nina will face Dane Clara Tauson, the 23rd seed, in the second round.

The battle for the trophy at the third Grand Slam of the season will last from June 30 to July 13.