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        Rested Djokovic rarin' to return

        Updated: 2017-04-06 06:31
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        File photo of Novak Djokovic during his second round match against Kyle Edmund in the BNP Paribas Open at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden on March 12, 2017. [Photo/Agencies]

        BELGRADE - Sitting out last week's Miami Open was rejuvenating for Novak Djokovic, even though missing the chance to win a record seventh title in Florida was frustrating, Serbia's world No 3 said on Tuesday.

        Djokovic missed the Masters series event with an elbow injury and, having recovered, is eager to face Spain in the Davis Cup quarterfinals in front of a boisterous home crowd in Belgrade this weekend.

        "Of course I wanted to be on court and defend my title but it just didn't happen this time," Djokovic told a news conference in the Serbian capital's Aleksandar Nikolic arena.

        "At the same time, it was also rather refreshing to get some rest and sit out Miami at home with my wife and son. It was quality family time which I don't get enough of and it made me very happy.

        "A hardcourt tie is not an ideal preparation for the clay-court season, but given that I was away for a few weeks after a patchy start to the season, I need as many matches as possible to get back into my stride irrespective of the surface."

        Djokovic said the Davis Cup is a special event because it generates the kind of home-crowd atmosphere you don't see on the ATP Tour.

        "I am really looking forward to performing in front of our fans. I always draw very positive energy from the Davis Cup as it invariably brings out the best in me," he added.

        Having dominated for several years to rack up 12 Grand Slams after clinching his first French Open title last June, Djokovic then endured a dramatic loss of form that saw him ousted as world No 1 by Scotland's Andy Murray.

        With Murray also playing in fits and starts in the early stages of the season, Djokovic heaped praise on ageless Roger Federer after the Swiss maestro won the Miami Open following his Australian Open triumph in January.

        "What Federer has accomplished this year is admirable and it shows that one can play at the top level even at his age," said Djokovic.

        "He's had his ups and downs in the last three or four years but came back swinging and revitalized after a six-month layoff last year."

        He said the Miami Open final between Federer and Nadal was "as outstanding as anyone might have expected from the greatest rivalry ever".

        World No 5 Nadal will skip Spain's clash with Serbia.

        Reuters

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