‘Passed by on a Motorbike Through Belgrade’ – Novak Djokovic’s Wife Jelena Shares Divine Experience Upon Meeting Spiritual Guru

Novak Djokovic, making a comeback to tennis after a long unintended break, is fueling the expectations of tennis fans. Even though his first appearance in Monte Carlo Masters after a quarterfinal run in the Dubai Championship was subpar. People are still hoping for the 20-time Grand Slam champion to claim the title at the upcoming Serbian Open.

With the Serbian Open at the doorstep, Novak’s wife, Jelena Djokovic, met the Indian preacher, Sadhguru, who visits different nations for a noble cause.

Jelena Djokovic on Instagram

Jelena Djokovic works actively for humanitarian causes and admires people who have devoted themselves to the same. Recently, she met Sadhguru in her hometown, where she is preparing to see her husband, Novak Djokovic, in action. Upon meeting him on his journey to spread awareness about soil erosion, she uploaded an appreciation post on Instagram. She wrote, “I had a wonderful opportunity to meet Sadhguru on his way to India. He passed by on a motorbike through Belgrade!”

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Further, she added, “He is on a 100-day ride to India, and every day he stops by in another country to greet people and raise awareness. About how depleted our soil is and how we should try and improve our habits. For the benefit of our health, our children, and our planet!”

Jelena, being a mother herself, understands how important such matters are for the next generation. Therefore, whenever she meets people who work on such causes, she promotes them with no fail.

Novak Djokovic This Year

After walking out of the Australian Open due to his disagreement with Covid-related rules, Djokovic took part in the Dubai Championship. However, he couldn’t claim the title, as the Chech professional, Jiri Vesely, outclassed him in the quarterfinals. The Serbian lost in straight sets of 4-6, 6-7 against the 28-year-old. Thereafter, he sidelined Indian Wells and the Miami Open because of the same reason for which he left the Australian Open.

Further, while world no.1 was sticking to his decision, the Russian tennis ace, Daniil Medvedev, raided the ATP rankings. Thus snatching the crown from Novak Djokovic. Though within a few weeks, Djokovic’s pre-earned points and Daniil’s subpar performances helped him take back the ranking.

Even so, he needed to show some on-court action to protect his position. And at a very accurate time, France lifted some covid restrictions, giving a gateway for the 20-time Grand Slam champion to test his luck. Although his journey in Monte Carlo Open was short-lived, he will look forward to performing better by using the connection to tennis that Monte Carlo Masters provided.

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The tennis legend will play to defend his title at the Serbian Open and French Open this clay-court season.