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World No. 1 Novak Djokovic has been the best player this season by far. He has done something not many have been able to execute, winning the first three Grand Slam titles of the season. The Serb is all set to make it four out of four this year. 

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Recently, Novak Djokovic’s wife, Jelena Djokovic provided an insight as to how he conducts himself on a daily basis. She revealed that her husband is very committed to his daily routine and it is one of the reasons why he is so successful. 

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The 35-year-old spoke on this subject and stated, “Novak is getting up every day and going through his routines that I like to call rituals. They are his firm foundation for the day, the energy for the day. Sleep, prayers, stretching, water intake, food, family time – there is no skipping of any of it. That’s how his day is fueled and that’s a good energy that feeds his purpose.”

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Jelena Djokovic is all praise for husband Novak Djokovic

Jelena did not forget to mention that as an individual, Novak is a loving individual. He is dedicated to the sport and values the tennis courts. He has a strong mind and physically, he is one of the fittest athletes across all sports. 

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The wife of the 20-time Major holder added, “His purpose is love for life. His learning and training classroom is the tennis court. His tools are his body, mind, racket, shoes and the effort he puts into fueling and strengthening all these tools to deliver him the best possible chance to do what he loves the most the best.”

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At the moment, Djokovic is looking to create history if he wins the final against Daniil Medvedev on Sunday at the US Open 2021. If he wins, he will be the winner of all four major events in the calendar year. We wish him the best of luck.

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