On January 15, Beijing time, tennis legend Novak Djokovic won again in the second round of the Australian Open, and he continued to make history, setting two new tennis records in a row. These two records are the most Grand Slam matches in the Open era and the most Grand Slam wins by an athlete after the age of 30.

Djokovic, 37, has won 150 Grand Slam games since the age of 30, followed by Swiss Federer with 146 and Spain's clay Nadal with 114. Djokovic also became the player with the most Grand Slam appearances in the Open era, with 379 wins in 430 appearances, Federer second with 429, Serena Williams third with 423 matches, Nadal with 358 and Serena Williams fifth with 356.

It can be said that Djokovic is a new record setter who plays only one day on the field, and he is an absolute legend. In the second round of today's Australian Open, Djokovic will face qualifier Faria, a young player who has caused some difficulties for Djokovic, who has fought hard in four sets to get through. The scores were 6-1, 5-7(4), 6-3, 6-2 in the fourth set, and in the second set the two players were close, Djokovic won the first two rounds of the Australian Open in four sets, and his next opponent will be 26th seed Mahachi, who has just gone through a five-set battle to win against Djokovic's serve cannon Opelka in Brisbane, and Djokovic has also lost his chance for revenge.