Juan Martin del Potro believes Novak Djokovic was “very generous” to accept an invitation to play against the Argentine in a farewell match in Buenos Aires. The two tennis icons are set to go head-to-head on Sunday in a match being billed as The Last Challenge.

Argentinian tennis star Juan Martín Del Potro explained his reasoning for choosing the greatest tennis player of all time among Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, and Rafael Nadal. Juan Martín Del Potro carved out an impressive career during the era dominated by the “Big Three” of Novak Djokovic,

Juan Martin del Potro says he wants to “live my life without pain” as he prepares to face Novak Djokovic in an exhibition match to commemorate the end of his tennis career.

Juan Martin del Potro has praised Novak Djokovic for his "very generous" acceptance of an invitation to play against him in a farewell match in Buenos Aires. The tennis legends are set to face off on Sunday in a match dubbed 'The Last Challenge'.

Two years ago, it was claimed that Del Potro's father Daniel had allegedly misappropriated around £24m of his son's career earnings while managing his financial affairs. The claims were made by TV presenter Karina Mazzocco, who told Argentine channel America TV: "In the bank, he should not have more than three million dollars.

Juan del Potro is set to play Novak Djokovic in a "goodbye" exhibition match as he opened up about the extent of his "endless injury nightmare".

Aleph, the Latin American unicorn in digital advertising, is proud to sponsor of Juan Martín del Potro’s farewell match against Novak Djokovic. The event, titled “The Final Challenge,” at the Mary Terán de Weiss Stadium in Parque Roca celebrating the career of one of Tennis’s greatest sports icons.

The 2009 US Open winner has lived with ‘terrible’ daily pain since concluding his injury-plagued career in 2022

Juan Martín del Potro will say a final farewell to tennis with an exhibition match against Novak Djokovic in Buenos Aires this weekend.

Juan Martin del Potro has made some heartbreaking revelations about the “never-ending” injury nightmare he has endured in the last five years. The 2009 US Open champion divulged that he underwent eight surgeries on his right knee and detailed the brutal effects the issue has had on his everyday life.