AUTOMOBILE and I: Novak Djokovic!
Serbian number one racket is not only a top athlete. He is widely known as the charming guy who likes to talk and entertain. When he’s not on court, he surfs internet, watches movies and follows football. He’s a Monaco and Red Star fan, and his favorite player of Serbian national team is Nemanja Vidic.
Deuce: Djokovic Plots His Rise To No. 1!
Novak Djokovic might not have added another Grand Slam championship to his 2008 Australian Open title as he had hoped in 2009, but former and current members of the Serbian's coaching team believe he has taken a step closer to becoming the next player to rank No. 1 in the South African Airways ATP Rankings.
Novak about family, fame, tennis…
The world number four Novak Djokovic is the biggest star of the ATP tour in Umag, a small Croatian town at the Adriatic Coast where he feels at home.
Alon Kaksuri: Novak will conquer Paris and Wimbledon!
Novak Djokovic dominated the recent Serbia Open, a first ATP-tier tennis event to be held in his homeland. The Serbian number one won his 13th career title in Belgrade, while tennis fans in Serbia had the privilege to see the player’s entire camp, in which one of the most important roles is occupied by Djokovic’s manager, Alon Kaksuri.
Novak on Spanish TV Cuatro!
After winning Serbia Open in his hometown, Novak headed to Madrid wher the ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament is held.
Novak for Blic: Wimbledon title is my no.1 goal!
He impersonated his tennis colleagues in Melbourne; he showed he could be a pop star when he sang the famous Gloria Gaynor hit “I Will Survive” at the French Open.
World’s media salutes Nole after historic Australian Open win
He is the king of the circuit, the number 1 in the world, the true ruler of tennis right now.
World media about the Australian Open final between Djokovic and Murray
British newspapers focus, understandably, not on Djokovic's success, but on Murray’s failure. The general assessment is, however, that a much better player won.
World Press about Nole’s success in Miami
The US daily newspaper "Washington Post", praises the game of the best Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic, adding that " This is probably a good time to practice pronouncing his name."
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