‘Dinner Is on Me in NYC’ – Novak Djokovic Teases a US Open Surprise for Fans as He Postpones Celebrations With His ‘Brother’ Nick Kyrgios

During this Sunday’s final at the Wimbledon Championships, Novak Djokovic put on one of the most enthralling performances of the tournament against Nick Kyrgios. Although Kyrgios played well, he could not match the level of the Serb.

Interestingly, both Kyrgios and Djokovic became really good friends off the court, as they interacted before the final. On Instagram, they talked about the winner buying dinner. During the post-match interview, both Djokovic and Kyrgios joked about it. It seems like the Aussie player is not letting that go, as he asked Djokovic about the same once again.

Novak Djokovic is making dinner plans with Nick Kyrgios in New York City

Earlier, the Serbian posted a video on his Instagram account where he was thanking Wimbledon. In the caption of that video he wrote, “Goodbye @wimbledon. Until next year!!!“

Later in the comment section, Kyrgios also commented, saying, “Where is my dinner!!!!!!”

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In reply, Djokovic said, “@k1ngkyrg1os sorry mate. I called all the restaurants in London on Sunday night and there was no tables available… Dinner is on me in NYC.“

Earlier, both Djokovic and Kyrgios acknowledged their relationship as a ‘bromance’, as they interacted with each other on social media before the final. Notably, Djokovic suggested getting dinner, but Kyrgios wanted to go to a nightclub. However, it seems like Kyrgios may have to wait until next year to have that dinner with Djokovic. As of now, the Serb will not be able to enter the US and he will most likely miss the US Open as well.

Djokovic won his fourth Wimbledon Championships in a row

Last Sunday, Novak Djokovic showed why he is one of the greatest players in the history of tennis. He beat Kyrgios in four sets, despite going down early in the first set. With this win, he has now won 4 consecutive Wimbledon Championships titles.

Also, this was his 7th Wimbledon title overall, just one behind the legendary Swiss, Roger Federer. Meanwhile, he is also closing in on Rafael Nadal‘s record of 22 Grand Slam titles. Sadly, he will not be able to play any more Grand Slam tournaments this year, due to the US Open ban on unvaccinated players. According to reports, he will most probably appear at the Australian Open in 2023.

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