VIDEO: Celebration in Melbourne after winning the Australian Open!
During the show, the audience had an exclusive opportunity to see how Novak celebrated winning his second Grand Slam title with his team and friends.
Inside Tennis: Pete Sampras on Novak
Here is part of Q&A with Nole’s idol, 14-time Grand Slam champion Pete Sampras, by Richard Osborn.
Nole’s first diary entry after winning the Australian Open!
I am aware that I haven’t been writing for a long time AGAIN, but I PROMISE this will change and I will report more often, both on my official Facebook page, and through Diary entries.
Nole targets grass court glory!
Nole has set his sights on adding a first grass court title to his Australian Open crown after signing up to compete in the AEGON Championships which takes place at The Queen’s Club in London, 6th-12th June.
The day after the final…
Nole poses for photographers with his Australian Open trophy in Melbourne.
Celebration in front of NOVAK restaurant after win at the Australian Open!
More than a hundred people gathered in Belgrade last evening in front of restaurant "Novak" in New Belgrade, to celebrate together with Djokovic family Nole’s great success - winning the title at the Australian Open.
Brilliant Nole captures second Australian Open title!
Novak Djokovic is the Australian Open champion for the second time in his career!
Australian Open 2011 – FINAL – Djokovic vs. Murray (Sunday at 9:30am CET)
While Nole is chasing his second major title, Murray carries a nation's hopes and expectations as he looks to end Great Britain's 75-year wait for a male Grand Slam champion.
Nole’s interview after victory over Federer
"Overall, it was a great performance," said Djokovic after the match. "I'm very happy with the way I played. I was feeling extreme pressure. It's one of the best matches I've played in a while."
Impressive Novak ousts Federer, races into finals in Melbourne!
World no.3 Novak Djokovic advanced to his fourth career Grand Slam final and second at Australian Open, after he defeated world no.2 and four-time defending champion Roger Federer in straight sets 7-6(3), 7-5, 6-4 in 3 hours on Rod Laver Arena on Thursday.