Novak Djokovic won in his debut at Wimbledon

The Serb won by a 3-6, 1-6, and 2-6 to Tennys Sandgren

LONDON. – Novak Djokovic drove Tennys Sandgren on his first at Wimbledon to reach the second round of the tournament. Belgrade, inaccessible, won by 3-6, 1-6 and 2-6 which suggests an improvement in his tennis that allows him to be among the big ones again.

At any given time "Nole & # 39; options to his rival, who only got a break in a brief disconnect. His clumsy legs, reduced to the power of his service and his right, Sandgren saw himself again and again, stunned by the rhythm of Djokovic and always surpbaded the rest.

In the second round, Djokovic had already broken Sandgren's service, at the first opportunity that he had. From that moment, the domain was almost unstoppable. In fact, the Serb has closed the set with a new break, with a double fault.

It was also his first attempt when he got the break in the second set. In this series where Djokovic developed his best tennis, and in which he barely let Sandgren breathe, he had to go without a "rosco" against.

In the third and final set, the story is still painted worse for that of Tennesse (two breaks versus and 0-3), but at a specific moment of relaxation, & # 39; ; Nole & # 39; gave up his service. It would be a simple makeup: Djokovic increased the list of breaks and, in just over an hour and a half, he solved the process. His next rival in London will be the winner of the Argentine duel between Andreozzi and Zeballos.