No doubt about that.
The Serbian remained on track for a 10th Melbourne Park title on Monday with a fourth-round thrashing of Alex de Minaur despite the injury that he had previously said called into question whether he could continue in the tournament.
"I leave the doubting to those people; let them doubt," he said, according to the Tennis Majors website.
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