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By Giri Nathan
[vc_empty_space height="15px"]The remaining question is not whether Novak Djokovic will win, but where he will choose to win. With Wimbledon now in the bag, and a 20-major title haul to match Roger and Rafa, he now has his pick of freaky tennis goals to pursue. This includes one of the very rarest, made rarer by the fact that it can (typically) only be achieved on a leap year. Djokovic is well on his way to a calendar-year Golden Slam—all four majors, plus the Olympic gold medal—which has only ever been achieved once, by Steffi Graf in 1988. The world No. 1 said he was “50/50” on competing in the Olympics in his post-Wimbledon press conference, but on Thursday he confirmed that he will be in Tokyo representing Serbia in pursuit of one of the few remaining tennis achievements to elude him.