Novak Djokovic made history at the 2026 Australian Open by securing his 100th match win at Melbourne Park! 🎾
The 38-year-old Serbian legend dominated Spain’s Pedro Martínez in straight sets (6-3, 6-2, 6-2) on Monday, marking his milestone moment while setting his sights on a 25th Grand Slam title.
This victory also saw Djokovic equal two all-time Grand Slam records: it’s his 21st Australian Open appearance and his 81st Grand Slam tournament overall.
Even more epic? He’s the first man ever to notch 100+ wins on all three Grand Slam surfaces: 100 on hard courts in Melbourne, 102 on grass at Wimbledon and 101 on clay at Roland Garros. Talk about all-round domination! 🌍🔥
With a stellar 100–10 record at the Australian Open and 10 titles to his name, Djokovic's Centurion club just got more exclusive. "Centurion feels pretty nice," he laughed after the match.
For young fans across South and Southeast Asia streaming on mobile or catching highlights between classes and work, Djokovic’s milestone is a reminder that age is just a number—and greatness never fades. Stay tuned for more epic tennis moments! 🎉
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Djokovic equals two all-time records in 100th win at Australian Open
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