Jim Courier Raises Concerns Over Djokovic’s Future at Wimbledon

London, UK – Jim Courier discussed the future of Novak Djokovic as the Serbian tennis star faces speculation about retiring. Following his match last night against Jannik Sinner, Djokovic’s emotional state has sparked concerns about whether he will continue competing.

Djokovic, who was considered a strong contender at the French Open, exited the tournament in straight sets, much to the disappointment of his fans. Although he fought hard, Sinner outperformed him, leaving Djokovic visibly demoralized. Courier pointed out that Djokovic’s emotional farewell to Roland Garros suggested he might be nearing the end of his career.

During a live segment on TNT Sports, Courier shared his thoughts on Djokovic’s performance. He noted, “If I see his emotional state like this at Wimbledon and at the US Open… and he’s not snarling, if he’s smiling. Yeah, he’s on his way out.” Courier emphasized that Djokovic has typically relied on his competitive edge, making his recent behavior surprising.

Despite concerns, Courier acknowledged that Djokovic could still perform well at Wimbledon. He noted, “Time’s undefeated, but that was not representative of the emotional state when he’s played his best tennis.” With his strong showing during the clay-court season, Djokovic has maintained his position as a formidable player.

Djokovic, now 38 years old, has battled through a challenging 2025 season but advanced to the semi-finals, suggesting potential for success on grass. Courier believes Wimbledon offers Djokovic a crucial opportunity to secure his 25th Grand Slam title, which would be a historic achievement.

As he prepares to return to Centre Court, Djokovic is reportedly feeling reassured and confident, eager to demonstrate his competitiveness once more.