Novak Djokovic returns to the Geneva Open in an exciting preparation to the French Open, hoping to conquer the clay courts and win a historic 100th singles championship.  On the red surface, can the Serbian star be able to regain his form?

The Geneva Open, which takes place from May 17 to 24, prepares the stage for an exciting matchup as players hone their craft before traveling to Roland Garros.  After losing in Monte Carlo and Madrid, Djokovic, who is presently ranked sixth in the world, is looking for atonement.  He enters the court with a ferocious lineup, ready to defy the odds, and his resolve is evident.

Top-tier talent abounds at the tournament, including defending champion Casper Ruud and world No. 4 Taylor Fritz.  Fans are excited to watch intense fights and motivational performances against the magnificent backdrop of Geneva’s lakefront park club.  The pressure on Djokovic to get momentum has never been greater.

Djokovic will commemorate his 38th birthday on May 22 during the Swiss tournament, adding a personal touch to the event.  He left with a sense of unresolved business after losing to Tomas Machac in the semifinals last year.  His recent experience at the French Open ended abruptly because of a knee injury, which also cost him his top global ranking, which only makes him more determined to compete.

 All eyes will be on Djokovic as the Geneva Open progresses to see if he can overcome the obstacles and win, laying the groundwork for what looks to be an exciting French Open campaign.