Novak Djokovic has defied age and is continuing to impress one and all with his surreal form. The Serb looked unstoppable this season, winning title after title. The 36-year-old has moved far ahead of his rivals, notching 24 Grand Slam titles. As a result, he has drawn much appreciation from outside the tennis world as well. Recently, Djokovic received praise from the Hollywood community.

The World No. 1 is showing no signs of slowing down and looks to maintain his amazing form next year. He is currently enjoying his off-season, with an eye on the hectic 2024 season. Let’s find out who talked about Djokovic from the Hollywood world.

Novak Djokovic wins massive praise from Hollywood

House of Gucci star Adam Driver recently talked about the sheer impact that Novak Djokovic has had. The 40-year-old heartthrob mostly follows basketball but he did not miss out on mentioning Djokovic’s name. During an interview earlier this week, Driver was asked about his favorite sports and idols, apart from basketball.

Replying to this question, he said, “I don’t have any favorite football or soccer team. But I’m rooting for Djokovic: he’s really beyond, I love watching him play.”

Hollywood has always made its presence felt at some big matches at the US Open. At this year’s US Open too, Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet relished the match between Djokovic and Medvedev. It was the US Open final match which Djokovic won comfortably.

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Meanwhile, Djokovic has been trending of late as comparisons with his rivals erupted. Recently, a tennis bigwig likened Djokovic to Serena Williams.

Similarities drawn between Serena Williams and Djokovic

Earlier this week, renowned coach Patrick Mouratoglou drew parallels between Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic. Mouratoglou has been Serena’s coach before and knows her game very well. He made clear his feelings about the Serb, who he believes is as aggressive on the court as Williams.

Talking about acts like breaking the racket while referring to players like Williams and Djokovic, he said, “I think players who say that they regret having broken a racket, don’t regret having won, and feel they had to do it. They need to be hated to raise their level of play.”

The Serb will be looking to become the first player to win 25 Grand Slam singles titles next year. Can he achieve this massive feat? Let us know your views in the comments below.

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