Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic won the men's singles title at the 2024 Paris Olympics, winning a precious gold medal for his country and becoming a Golden Slam winner. This achievement not only adds a brilliant chapter to his career, but also his first singles title of the season, successfully avoiding the dilemma of not winning a title for a long time. Looking back on this year, Djokovic reached the final of Wimbledon, but unfortunately failed to win the championship. It was not until this Olympics that he broke a six-month championship drought.

With this victory, Djokovic tied a great record - 19 consecutive seasons with singles titles, a record previously held by Spanish star Nadal. Since his first emergence in 2004, Nadal has won every season, even in injury years, which is undoubtedly an admirable achievement.

Djokovic won his first tour singles title in 2006 and achieved this goal every year for the next 19 years. In his career, 2017 was particularly challenging. That year, Djokovic experienced a low point in his competitive state and was seriously injured. Despite this, he still won two tour singles championships at the beginning of the season and kept this important record.

However, 2017 was a regrettable year for Djokovic. He not only missed the Grand Slam and Masters championships, but also ended the six consecutive years of Grand Slam glory from 2011 to 2016. From 2018 to 2023, he once again showed stable competitiveness. However, affected by age and physical fitness, Nadal has found it difficult to return to the top recently. It seems that his consecutive championship years have remained at 19 and it is difficult to break through.

So, how much can Djokovic improve this record in the future? Personally, I think he is expected to win the singles championship for 21 consecutive years. Although the 37-year-old Djokovic's competitiveness on the field has declined, he still has the ability to steadily break into the Grand Slam semi-finals, and his strength in competing for the championship in the regular tour is still undiminished.

Now he has won the Olympic gold medal, making up for the biggest regret in his career. In the coming days, Djokovic will focus more on the tour. Considering that he will be 39 years old in 2025, if he is in good health, he will have a chance to win at least 1 or 2 singles titles; and in 2026, if there is no major injury, it will not be difficult for him to win the 250th or 500th tournament. What do you think, fans?