Novak Djokovic He braved everything, especially in the sweet phase of his life. You are living a dream 2023. He leads the race to become the best tennis player in history with his record 24 Grand Slam titles, once regaining the Australian, Roland Garros and US Open crowns. Only Carlos Alcaraz He interfered in a legendary Serbian victory by knocking him out of the Wimbledon final.
The ‘Nole’ was allowed to go out of circulation for over a month. After the US Open and putting Serbia in the Davis Cup Finals, he took a long break, picking up the racket again a few weeks before his reappearance, which will be in Masters 1000 ATP Paris-Bercyfrom October 30 to November 5.
He will then defend the ATP Finals in Turin, the Masters, from November 12 to 19, as well as his status as world number one, starting with a 500-point advantage over Carlos Alcaraz, whom he will meet again in Paris.
While preparing his return to the court, Djokovic is also taking time for his private life. This time it was fun with a huge concert by the famous Croatian cellist Stjepan Hausera classical music prodigy who traded his career in big orchestras for his own shows, which he manages like a rock star.
Novak Djokovic signed up for the show in Belgrade. He visited the musician before the concert, also after, although the highlight was when the tennis player appeared on stage and was invited to demonstrate his saxophone skills.
A more unknown Djokovic ended up scoring a few seconds of sax to the general joy. His wife was ahead Jelena Djokovic.
Source: La Verdad
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