Novak Djokovic at risk of losing Top 10 ranking

Novak Djokovic could drop out of the ATP Top 10 for the first time since 2018 if his performance at Wimbledon falls short. The 39-year-old sits at No. 8 with 3,760 points after an early exit at the French Open.

Djokovic lost to Joao Fonseca in the third round at Roland Garros after leading two sets to love. The defeat caused him to lose four ranking spots.

He has not played since and will not compete before Wimbledon. Taylor Fritz and Flavio Cobolli trail him closely with 3,635 and 3,540 points, while Alexander Bublik holds 3,020.

Djokovic is defending 800 points from his semifinal run last year. Former player Mats Wilander noted that Wimbledon offers Djokovic his strongest chance to add to his seven titles there.

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Stan Wawrinka exhausted on the tennis court at Italian Open after withdrawal
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Stan Wawrinka withdraws from Italian Open qualifying

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Stan Wawrinka pulled out of the Italian Open just minutes before his second qualifying match on May 6. The 41-year-old Swiss player cited exhaustion after a grueling first-round win the previous day. Pablo Carreno Busta advanced via walkover.

Novak Djokovic has overtaken Roger Federer's record for the most weeks spent in the ATP top 5 rankings, reaching 860 weeks despite withdrawing from the Madrid Open due to a right shoulder injury. The 38-year-old world No. 4 has been sidelined since Indian Wells. He also holds the all-time record for weeks at No. 1 with 428.

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Former ATP player Mats Wilander expressed optimism about Novak Djokovic's prospects at the upcoming Wimbledon Championships despite the Serb's recent injury struggles and limited play this season.

Brazilian tennis player João Fonseca, 19, defeated Novak Djokovic 3-2 in sets on Friday, May 29, at Roland Garros. The match lasted 4 hours and 53 minutes and marked the first win by a Brazilian against the Serb in a Grand Slam main draw.

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Novak Djokovic has cast doubt on his participation in the Madrid Open, citing ongoing physical issues despite recent practice sessions. The world No. 4 contradicted earlier reports suggesting his confirmed entry for the clay-court Masters 1000 event. Tournament co-director Feliciano Lopez remains optimistic about his potential appearance.

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