GENEVA (AP) — Novak Djokovic is a surprise entry for the Geneva Open, the last men's warmup for Roland Garros, and could open against his old friend and rival Andy Murray.
The top-ranked Djokovic got the last wild card on Friday, Geneva organizers said. The main draw starts on Sunday.
Murray also has a wild card and will play Djokovic in the second round if he gets past Yannick Hanfmann in the first round that was drawn on Friday.
Djokovic has a 25-11 career record against Murray—including 5-2 in Grand Slam finals—though they have not faced each other in a tour match for more than seven years. Djokovic won a three-set final in Doha in February 2017.
Their next meeting could be on Djokovic's 37th birthday on Wednesday in his first tournament match in Switzerland since 2011.