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Djokovic vs Caruso Head to Head:
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Novak Djokovic is meeting Salvatore Caruso in the third round of Roland Garros in Paris, France. The match between Novak Djokovic and Salvatore Caruso will be contested on outdoor clay courts.
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Rafael Nadal begins this Roland Garros leaving behind one of the worst clay seasons he ever had. He won only one major title (Rome Masters) out of three possible, and he’s not the key favourite in Paris. However, he still looks strong enough to reach the semifinals or even the final.
Regarded by the bookies as the second favourite, Novak Djokovic will surely have a good run in Paris. The Serbian is seen by many as the true favourite of the tournament. His performances on clay are better than Rafael Nadal’s and, let’s not forget, the Serbian like to dominate once he reaches the number one spot in the ATP rankings. One more Grand Slam title added to his collection of titles couldn’t hurt and Novak Djokovic seems determined to win this year in Paris.
This year was not a good one for Alexander Zverev, as he was unable to defend many ATP ranking points and titles he won last year. He is still considered the fifth favourite, but this is more due to the ranking system and it’s not counting the actual form of the player. If the German player doesn’t change the way he’s playing, he will surely leave the Top 10.
Roger Federer is back in Paris for this Roland Garros edition, maybe his last big tournament on clay. The Swiss is not very excited when it comes to the red surface, as he prefers much faster courts like grass or hard. However, Roger Federer is still seen as one of the greatest players on clay because of the many Roland Garros finals he played (and lost) against Rafael Nadal.
It was a very good clay season for Austrian player Dominic Thiem. He won one tournament (ATP Barcelona) and also reached the semifinal at the Madrid Masters, where he lost to Novak Djokovic. Overall, he was able to defeat Rafael Nadal in Barcelona, stopping the dominance of the Spanish player. Dominic Thiem is also last year’s finalist and he will try hard to reach at least the same stage of the competition, a thing that seems to be hard. However, the Austrian player has improved his game lately, so he might have a shot at the title.