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José Morón wrote that Novak Djokovic had lived a perfect week in Beijing: he won a title that, according to Morón, was the most important for him in over two years, and defeated three Top 10 players in a row. Among them was Zverev, whom he described as the next number one. Morón also pointed out that Djokovic had won at least one title for 21 consecutive seasons, had returned to the Top 10, and at that moment was qualified for the ATP Finals. He added that a month earlier some were saying he should retire and called him "eternal." #Djokovic #Tenis #ATP (translated)

Tennis Time shared statements from Novak Djokovic after his title in Beijing. The tennis player said it had been eleven years since his last participation there and that he had always had high expectations, especially in a city where, he pointed out, he had never lost. Djokovic acknowledged that his situation was different and that the year had been difficult, with ups and downs and physical and health issues. He explained that he had tried to regain good feelings on the court and stated that when he felt good and hit the ball cleanly, he could still compete at the highest level. He added that he had proven that to himself that week and that he was proud. He also thanked his team for their patience and support, saying that the title meant much more to all of them than just winning a tournament or trophy. https://t.co/iWseCmsMFo #Djokovic #Beijing #Tenis (translated)

Benoit Maylin wrote that Novak Djokovic had "calmed" his opponents and had remained undefeated in Beijing since 2009, with 34 wins in 34 matches. He added that the Serbian had defeated three top 10 players for the first time, including one by disqualification and another by retirement. Maylin noted that Djokovic, aged 39, had 102 titles, compared to 103 for Federer. https://t.co/9xhiqE7IqW #Djokovic #Tennis #Pékin (translated)

José Morón wrote that Beijing was not to blame, but that the tournament was likely not satisfied with its last three matches: Hurkacz's withdrawal against De Miñaur, Medvedev's disqualification against Djokovic, and De Miñaur's withdrawal against Djokovic. He added that it was one of the 500 tournaments with the highest budget. #tenis #torneo #deporte (translated)

Quindici Zero reported that Alex de Minaur had retired at the beginning of the second set of the final against Novak Djokovic, after losing the first in a tie-break, due to a physical issue. According to the post, Djokovic had thus won the title in Beijing for the seventh time, remaining unbeaten in the tournament with 34 wins out of 34. The victory was the 102nd overall title for the Serbian and the first of the season; Quindici Zero added that since 2006, the year of his first ATP title, Djokovic had always won at least one title on the main circuit. #Djokovic #Tennis #Peckino (translated)

Universal Tennis stated that Novak Djokovic won his 102nd title at 39 years old, after facing three top 10 players consecutively: Zverev (No. 2), Medvedev (No. 5, DQ), and De Minaur (No. 9, AB). The account added that this was his 21st consecutive season with a title, a record. https://t.co/Bw7p72rqyB #Tennis #Djokovic #Records (translated)

José Morón wrote that Novak Djokovic had won a new title in Beijing after Alex de Minaur withdrew due to a thigh problem. He noted that the match had been very competitive and expressed sadness about the outcome. He also stated that Djokovic had completed a great week and had a record of 34-0 in Beijing. https://t.co/2XCa1RB9xm #Djokovic #Tenis #Pekín (translated)

Universal Tennis indicated that Novak Djokovic won the final in Beijing after Alex De Minaur retired, with a score of 7-6, 0-1, AB, thus claiming the 102nd title of his career. The account added that he became the first ATP champion over 39 years old since 1977. #Djokovic #Tennis #Pékin (translated)