Novak Gjokovic withdrew the loss of a group to navigate the second round of Wimbledon on Tuesday, starting his mission to win a 25th Grand Slam record.

Veteran Serbia, a winner seven times at the All England Club, won 6-1, 6-7 (7), 6-2, 6-2 against French world number 41 Alexandre Muller.

He dominated the first set in the Center Court, breaking three times, but Muller equalized the match after receiving the second link of the League.

Sixh Judiciary resumed normal service in the third set and some vacation in the fourth set stamped the deal.

“I liked it myself, obviously a little less in the second set, but I went from my best feeling of absolute for a half set to my absolute worst in about 45 minutes,” Dkokovic said.

“Whether it was a stomach mistake, I don’t know what it is. I struggled with this, but the energy turned after the miracle pills of some doctors, and I managed to finish the match in a good note.”

Gjokovic said he was pleased to return to Wimbledon.

“I have to accept the sanctity of this court, this tournament,” He said. “Always meant a lot to me and many other players. It is a childhood dream tour, so I never get anything in court as well.”

He has been linked to Margaret Court with a long retirement in 24 titles of Grand Slam since 2023 and he believes his most realistic hope for a 25th historical victory stays at the All England club.

Gjokovic, who has lost the two past wimbledon finals Carlos Alcarazhas increased stimulation of retirement withdrawal Roger Federerwho won a record eight men’s titles at the All England Club.

He has been in every Wimbledon final since 2018, but in 38, he knows that time is ending as Alcaraz and Jannik sinful Put a drowning on top of men’s game.