Nick Kyrgios has fans all over the world. He quickly has become famous for his trick shots, energy on the court, and being vocal about his beliefs. Novak Djokovic’s brother Djordje is also a fan of Nick, but the reasons are somewhat different than others.

He is the director of the ATP 250 in Belgrade. Djordje recently gave an interview to the Serbian daily Republika. Where he expressed his desire to invite Nick Kyrgios to participate in Belgrade Open; gratitude for what Nick has done previously for Novak Djokovic.

Nick Kyrgios supported Novak Djokovic in Australia

Former world No. 1 Djokovic was part of an infamous incidence at the beginning of the 2022 season. He arrived at Melbourne airport to participate in the “Happy Slam”. But the next events did not end “happily” for him. 

Djokovic was held at the Melbourne airport and was supposed to be ‘removed’ from the country later on Thursday. The tennis player decided to challenge the decision, as he made a plea to the Australian Federal Court.

Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios was shocked by the events and quickly supported his Serbian counterpart, slamming his government. Famous for being vocal about his thoughts. Nick didn’t shy away from criticizing the officials as he took the help of Twitter to extend his support to Novak.

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Sadly Novak couldn’t play in the Australian Open, due to vaccination restrictions, but Nick’s support meant a lot to him. Nick was one of very few players, who came forward to support 20-time Grand Slam Winner in the difficult time down-under.

Djordje Djokovic wants to express his gratitude

Novak’s brother and director of the ATP 250 in Belgrade, Djordje remembered Nick’s actions and support for the Serbian superstar. Kyrgios criticizing his country’s officials is certainly a very brave and commendable act.

 Djordje explained his idea, by inviting Nick to participate in Belgrade Open in Serbia. He said, “I want to invite Nick Kyrgios to Belgrade to thank him for supporting Novak, Belgrade, and Serbia. He is an artist, he does not mince his words and he will always express his opinion, whatever it may be.”
(Translated via Google Translate)

26-years old former tennis player also said, “Above all, he is a serious athlete and a tennis player. I hope he will come to the Serbian Open before ending his career as a tennis player.”
(Translated via Google Translate)

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ATP250 category Serbia open is part of Clay season and scheduled form 18th April 2022. It will be interesting to see whether Nick accepts the invitation and participate in Belgrade. Novak Djokovic has already confirmed his participation on home soil.