Novak Djokovic will chase his 100th ATP title in Sunday's Miami Open final against the young gun Jakub Mensik. The 24-time Major winner is competing in Miami for the first time since 2019. The six-time champion is happy with his level after dropping no sets in five matches.

Novak Djokovic is one win away from a 100th career singles title after breezing past Grigor Dimitrov to reach the Miami Open final.

Jakub Mensik has become the third youngest player in history to reach the Miami Open final at just 19 years and six months old. He surpassed such legendary players as Novak Djokovic, precisely his rival in the title match,

Watching Djokovic has become a live-action demonstration of a tennis player figuring out his limits from match to match and week to week.

Although September is Djokovic's third-most successful month of the year, he has the most variety of tournament wins there. He's won 12 titles in all, including four US Opens, six ATP 500s in Beijing, one ATP 500 in Tokyo—and even one ATP Masters 1000 Rome, during COVID-19.

If Djokovic is successful in the final of the Miami Open, it would give him 100 tour-level singles titles, joining Connors and Federer.

Will Lionel Messi be a good luck charm for the legend Novak Djokovic or newcomer Jakub Mensik in the 2025 Miami Open final?

You may not know much about the 19-year-old Jakub Mensik, but he won’t take Novak Djokovic by surprise. He’s been aware of the kid’s talent for a while now, and has even used it to help keep him sharp.