Serbian tennis great Novak Djokovic is currently playing in the Paris Masters. After winning his first match against Maxime Cressy, the legend had a fun time off the court.

The Serb is all set to feature in the ATP Tour Finals. Even after missing out on the Australian Open and the US Open, the 35-year-old did well this season. He also clinched his 21st Grand Slam title at the Wimbledon Championships.

Novak Djokovic plays table tennis at the Paris Master

Djokovic made a flying start to his defense of the Paris Masters title. He defeated the American tennis star Maxime Cressy in straight sets. While the 22-time Grand Slam champion has already booked his slot in the ATP Finals, he would be aiming for a perfect finish in the Paris Masters as well.

The 35-year-old also had a light-hearted off-court moment during the tournament. He tried his hand at table tennis. The Serb uploaded a clip from his table tennis game on his Twitter account. In the video, we can see Djokovic losing a point against his opponent, a ball boy.

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Reacting in a funny way, the 35-year-old dramatically fell on the ground. Later, he shook hands with his opponent and congratulated him.

Cameron Norrie, unhappy with Novak Djokovic’s qualification to the ATP Tour Finals

Cameron Norrie had a good year and fell short of a few ranking points to qualify for the ATP Finals. However, the Briton could have made it if Wimbledon points were in consideration. Since his year’s Wimbledon had no ranking points, his semifinal run in the grass-court Grand Slam went in vain.

On the other hand, Djokovic, who defeated him in the semifinal and later won the tournament, got the advantage of winning a Grand Slam title and qualified for the ATP Finals. Norrie was not happy with it because he believes it was an unfair advantage as players like himself and Kyrgios didn’t get the advantage of their brilliant performances in Wimbledon.

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While it may be hard on Norrie and Kyrgios, Djokovic still goes in as one of the top contenders for the ATP Finals title. Other big players who could go all the way are Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz.

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