In the midst of a challenging season, where results no longer reflect the undisputed supremacy that characterized his career for years, Novak Djokovic has decided to prioritize something more valuable than trophies: his happiness.

The Serbian tennis player, who dominated the ATP Tour for more than a decade with a unique blend of talent, discipline, and an unwavering mentality, is now experiencing a period of introspection. Despite his recent drop in rankings and questions about his performance, Djokovic has found peace within his family. His life off the court, according to sources close to him, has taken on new meaning.

But not everyone has shown the same understanding. Some fans and commentators have been quick to declare the “end of an era,” forgetting what Djokovic has given to world tennis. In the face of this media and social neglect, his wife, Jelena Djokovic, broke her silence with statements that have generated repercussions on social media.

“When he was at the top, everyone bowed down to him, but now, many turn their backs on him as if they’ve forgotten everything he’s done,” Jelena said in a recent interview. Her passionate defense of the multiple Grand Slam champion reflects not only the unconditional love of a wife, but also the injustice of the public’s short memory.

Far from sinking, Djokovic has opted for personal reinvention. He has been seen enjoying activities with his children, collaborating on humanitarian projects, and reflecting on his legacy beyond tennis. “I don’t need to prove anything to anyone,” the Serbian said in a recent press conference. “I’ve won more than I ever dreamed of. Now I play for the love of the sport and for my values.”

In a sport where glory is fleeting and the pressure is constant, Novak Djokovic reminds us that true greatness isn’t just measured in titles, but in how one remains true to oneself even in the face of adversity.