Novak Djokovic is on the brink of a monumental milestone in his illustrious tennis career. After a hard-fought semifinal victory at the Geneva Open, the Serbian superstar is now just one win away from clinching his 100th career singles title on the ATP Tour.

In a thrilling semifinal match on Friday, Djokovic overcame British qualifier Cameron Norrie with a scoreline of 6-4, 6-7 (6), 6-1. The match was a rollercoaster, with Djokovic initially letting a match-point opportunity slip in the second set. However, he regrouped in the third set, breaking Norrie's serve early and maintaining his dominance with powerful serving to secure the win.

Djokovic's next challenge comes in the form of Hubert Hurkacz, the 31st-ranked Polish player who comfortably defeated Austrian qualifier Sebastian Ofner in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. The final, set for Saturday, promises to be a captivating encounter as Djokovic aims to etch his name further into the annals of tennis history.

This tournament has been a crucial part of Djokovic's preparation for the upcoming French Open at Roland-Garros, which begins on Sunday. Having lost his opening matches at both Monte Carlo and Madrid last month, Djokovic has found his rhythm in Geneva, winning three consecutive matches, including a victory on his 38th birthday.

The Geneva Open has provided Djokovic with much-needed match practice on clay, a surface where he has historically excelled. As he heads to Paris, the tennis world watches with bated breath to see if he can add another Grand Slam title to his already impressive collection.

Djokovic's journey to 100 titles is a testament to his enduring excellence and relentless pursuit of greatness in the sport of tennis. The final in Geneva is not just another match; it's a historic opportunity for one of the greatest players of all time to reach a century of singles titles.