Serbian World No.1 Novak Djokovic is arguably becoming the new fan-favorite player on the ATP Tour. Earlier, numerous athletes from across the world had rushed in to take a selfie with him at the Tokyo Olympics. And now, Djokovic has gifted a lifetime memory to young fans at Serena Williams’ coach’s tennis academy.

Notably, Djokovic with World No.2 Daniil Medvedev practiced at the Patrick Mouratoglou Tennis Academy ahead of the Paris Masters 2021. Meanwhile, the Serbian ace also took some time to sign autographs and click photos with his kids.

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Novak Djokovic makes young fans’ day at Serena Williams’ coach’s tennis academy

When it comes to making a fan’s day, Novak Djokovic has always been one step ahead. Whether giving his championship racquet, appreciating fan art, or visiting an old supporter, he is always happy to engage with his fans.

Accordingly, the 20-time Grand Slam champion received support like never before during this year’s US Open final. And even though Djokovic couldn’t complete the Calendar Slam, he felt content with the love he got from his supporters.

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Similarly, Djokovic returned some love to his fans during his visit to Serena‘s coach Patrick Mouratoglou’s Tennis Academy at French Riviera, France. Indeed, a day those fans would cherish forever.

What’s more exciting is that the Serbian ace is finally back to practice after his US Open heartbreak. From here on, Djokovic will again look forward to adding more titles to his name in the 2021 season.

Most significantly, the 34-year-old is very close to becoming the year-end World No.1 for a record-breaking seventh time. At present, he shares this record with tennis legend Pete Sampras.

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Which tournaments will Djokovic play in the remaining 2021 season?

First, the 2019 champion will compete at the upcoming Rolex Paris Masters 2021. Naturally, Djokovic will hope to steal the title from the reigning champion and his new rival Daniil Medvedev there.

Afterward, the 34-year-old has also shown a green light to the season-ending ATP Finals and Davis Cup Finals. Undoubtedly, he wouldn’t want to lose in any of these tournaments. 

Above all, fans are excited as Djokovic will mark his return after months. He will be trying to compensate his US Open loss with the upcoming tournaments.

Do you think Djokovic will make a successful comeback after US Open 2021? 

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