Novak Djokovic won the China Open for a seventh time in Beijing after opponent Alex de Minaur retired during the final, securing the 102nd title of the Serb's career.
Key facts
- Novak Djokovic won the China Open for the seventh time.
- The final took place in Beijing.
- Opponent Alex de Minaur retired during the final.
- It was the 102nd career title for Djokovic.
Novak Djokovic ended a trophy drought by winning the China Open in Beijing, according to the BBC. The victory marked the seventh time the Serb has claimed the title at the tournament.
The final was decided when Djokovic’s opponent, Alex de Minaur, retired during the match, the BBC reported. De Minaur was unable to continue, handing the title to Djokovic.
The win represented the 102nd title of Djokovic’s career, further extending one of the most decorated records in professional tennis.
The result in Beijing underlines Djokovic’s continued presence at the top level of the men’s game, adding another trophy to his lengthy list of career honours.
Why it matters
Djokovic remains one of the most successful players in tennis history, and each new title adds to his already remarkable career tally. His seventh China Open win shows he continues to compete for and claim major honours on the tour.
Frequently asked questions
How many times has Djokovic won the China Open?
According to the BBC, Djokovic has won the China Open seven times.
How did the China Open final end?
The final ended when Djokovic's opponent, Alex de Minaur, retired during the match in Beijing, according to the BBC.
How many career titles does Djokovic now have?
The win in Beijing was the 102nd title of Djokovic's career, the BBC reported.