Novak Djokovic added yet another record to his lengthy list Wednesday at the Australian Open, while Carlos Alcaraz also marched on.

Novak Djokovic fights back from set down to beat 19-year-old American wildcard Nishesh Basavareddy; Carlos Alcaraz breezes past Alexander Shevchenko; Grigor Dimitrov becomes first top-10 player to exi

While Djokovic relied on his experience to get through Faria, Alcaraz was absolutely monumental against Yoshihito Nishioka. The young Spaniard is aiming to become the youngest ever male player to win the career grand slam with a victory in Melbourne Park.

On Monday, inspired American teenager Nishesh Basavareddy gave the 10-times Melbourne Park champion the runaround for the first hour of their first-round clash, and 21-year-old Faria presented another set of problems for Djokovic to solve.

Carlos Alcaraz dropped his first set of the tournament but still safely secured his passage into the fourth round of the Australian Open with a 6-2, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-3 victory over Nuno Borges on Friday.

Whether on the court or in the financial world, 10-time Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic remains a force to be reckoned with — a true embodiment of brilliance and longevity in modern sports. Tennis legend Novak Djokovic's enduring brilliance and unparalleled longevity have solidified his position as the highest earner in tennis history — a record that only seems poised to grow as the 24-time Grand Slam champion vies for further glory