Kyrgios Reveals What Djokovic Has That ‘You Can’t Teach’

Novak Djokovic is a force to be reckoned with at Wimbledon, a point multiple stars of Netflix’s Break Point made in the hit tennis documentary series.

“He’s played in I have no idea how many Slam finals, probably like 30, 40,” Nick Kyrgios said. “I’m a kid from Canberra. I’m not supposed to be here. But I’m here.”

Today, Djokovic is a 23-time major winner who has reached 34 finals at Grand Slam tournaments. In last year’s Wimbledon final, the Serbian defeated Kyrgios in four sets.

“He’s so mentally in tune with everything,” Kyrgios said.

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In the final, Kyrgios made a quick start and won the opening set. From there, Djokovic took over to claim his seventh trophy at The Championships in four sets.

“His composure in certain moments where another player would have started to panic, he didn’t show me,” the Australian explained.

“He’s calmer. You can’t rush him. He’s more patient. You can’t teach that. It comes from experience.”

Two of the show’s experts, Andy Roddick and Patrick Mouratoglou, also praised Djokovic in Break Point.

“Physically dominant. Mentally tougher than everyone else,” Roddick said. “Novak, he’s the master of the game.”

Mouratoglou said of the Serbian: “Beating Novak at Wimbledon is probably the highest mountain to climb for any tennis player.”