After a second medical timeout in two matches in Beijing, Novak Djokovic ruled out the explanation everyone has been using for his season: "It's not stamina. It's something else. More related to health." He won't say what it is, and…

Novak Djokovic clarified that his physical struggles in 2026 are related to health rather than stamina following his win at the China Open. The 39-year-old defeated Bu Yunchaokete 4-6, 7-6 (2), 6-2 to reach the Beijing quarterfinals, but required a medical timeout for rib discomfort, marking his second timeout in two matches after earlier beating Nuno Borges.
Djokovic declined to disclose specifics about the health issue, stating he is working with his team to resolve it. Despite the setback, he remains committed to playing in Paris and aims for the ATP Finals in Turin if he qualifies, while his participation in Shanghai remains undecided.
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