World no. 1 Novak Djokovic will kick off his Roland Garros campaign on Tuesday. The Serb has won two ATP titles in Cincinnati and Rome since the season restart, missing a chance of fighting for the US Open crown after experiencing the first default of his career. "From now on, I will be cautious every time I hit a ball off the court. This event stayed in my mind for some time after the US Open, but I am sure I will never make the same mistake twice. What happened happened, I must accept it and continue. "It was a shock for many people and me, but that's how life and sports are; these things can happen. I don't think this will have a negative impact or any impact on how I feel on the court. A few days ago, I won the title in Rome just a week after that; I didn't feel any emotional disturbance or difficulty competing or expressing my emotions in any way. "I always try to leave negative things off the pitch, so I'm not going to carry that any longer. I always try to forgive myself and try to go my way. I am a human being; I have faults like everyone else. After all my years of experience on the tour, I know that these things can happen," Novak Djokovic said.
Source: TennisWorldUSA