Novak Djokovic is spending the holidays with his family in Serbia. Interestingly, the world number one recently experienced the first snow of the year in his motherland. The 33-year-old decided to share this moment with everyone on Twitter along with greetings for the new year.

Djokovic is undoubtedly one of the biggest advocates for the beauty of Serbia. In the initial part of his career, the 17-time Grand Slam winner had squarely declined the offer of British citizenship. Additionally, with his foundation, the Serbian aims to go as far as possible for his country.

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Djokovic shares a view of snow-clad Serbian mountains

Closing his 2020 season as World No. 1 for a record-equalling 6 time, Djokovic cannot ask for more. But he definitely aims to break more records in time. The reigning Australian Open champion is not very far from Roger Federer and his 310 weeks at Number 1 record.

The Grand Slam race is very much alive for the Big Three even after more than a decade of dominance. With Federer and Rafael Nadal equalling at 20, the Serbian will be highly motivated to win major tournaments next season.

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For now, it’s all about the quality time with his family for the Serbian ace. Djokovic also claimed that there is no better part of the world than the one he’s at.

Novak wrote, “Blessed to experience first snow in Serbian mountains. I’m sending everyone best wishes, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year. I hope next year will bring joy, happiness, love, many blessings to everyone.”

Novak Djokovic to represent Serbia at ATP Cup 2021

Earlier this year, Novak Djokovic led Serbia to win the first edition of the ATP Cup. He defeated Spain’s Rafa Nadal in the finals 6-2 and 7-6. From February 1 2021, he, along with Dusan Lajovic and Filip Krajinovic, will defend the title in Melbourne Park.

Next up, the 8-time Australian Open winner will defend his Happy Slam from 8 of February. Interestingly, Novak is the only player to win the Australian Open for three consecutive years (2011-2013). And in case he wins in 2021, he will complete his second hat-trick in Australia.

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