Novak Djokovic will not compete in the Paris Masters next week, ending speculation about his participation in the tournament where he holds a record seven titles.
Djokovic has a dominant history at Paris-Bercy, with a 50–9 match record and consistent deep runs in recent years.
Athens confirmed, Turin uncertain
While Djokovic’s absence from Paris is now official, his participation in the ATP 250 event in Athens remains confirmed. The tournament could serve as a tune-up amid recent fitness concerns. However, his status for the ATP Finals in Turin is still unclear, with no formal update from his team.
The uncertainty follows his retirement from a match against Taylor Fritz at the Six Kings Slam exhibition, raising questions about his physical condition.
Injury concerns and recovery plans
Djokovic has faced a series of setbacks in recent weeks, including withdrawing mid-match during the Six Kings Slam. His absence from Paris opens the field for other contenders, while fans await confirmation of his plans for Turin, where he has previously excelled.
Novak Djokovic in 2025
Currently ranked no.5, Djokovic played his last match on the 11th of October when he capitulated to world no.39 Valentin Vacherot 6-3 6-4 in the semifinal in Shanghai (draw).
Currently, during this year the Serbian has achieved an overall 35-11 record. Djokovic clinched 1 title in Geneva. Djokovic got to the final in Miami.
He is also scheduled to play in Athens (Hellenic Championship) on the 2nd of November.