Novak Djokovic

Novak Djokovic is known as a Serbian professional tennis player. He is most famous for winning multiple Grand Slam championships and being ranked No. 1.

Background and Age

Novak Djokovic was born on May 22, 1987, in Belgrade, Serbia. His father Srdjan and mother Dijana possessed the organization Family Sports, which ran three cafés and a tennis institute. Djokovic's father, uncle and auntie were all professional skiers, and his father additionally exceeded expectations at soccer, however Djokovic would have a future as a tennis prodigy. In the late spring of 1993, at 6 years of age, Djokovic was spotted by Yugoslavian tennis legend Jelena Gencic at his folks' sports complex. Gencic then worked with Djokovic for the following six years.

Married, Wife and Kids

Djokovic started dating Jelena Ristic in 2005. The couple ended up engaged in 2013 and would marry on July 10, 2014, only days after his Wimbledon win. The couple gave birth to their first kid, a boy named Stefan, on October 21, 2014.

Career and Net Worth

The 14-year-old Djokovic finished 2001 as a triple European champion in singles, duplicates and group rivalry. He won the silver award at the World Junior Championship in a group rivalry for Yugoslavia. Djokovic commenced 2015 by prevailing upon the Australian Open Andy Murray after a warmed fight on the blue court. It was his fifth Australian Open title and the eighth Grand Slam title of his career. He at that point knocked off nine-time champion Rafael Nadal in the quarterfinals of the French Open, yet missed the mark in his offer to guarantee his first French crown with a misfortune to Stan Wawrinka in the last match.

Djokovic was back in the thick of things at Wimbledon that July, crushing Richard Gasquet in the elimination rounds before overturning Federer to win his third singles title on the renowned grass courts.

In September 2019, the No. 1 Novak Djokovic completed a mild third round of a third set, embraced his companion and rival Stan Wawrinka, resigned from their fourth-round match and left both a disappointed Arthur Ashe Stadium and a redefined U.S. Open. The torment flaring from Djokovic's left shoulder had lingered while Wawrinka ran to a 6-4, 7-5, 2-1 lead, looking like the destroyer who won three Grand Slam competitions . When it finished unexpectedly, Wawrinka had his fourth Grand Slam prevail upon Djokovic including two finals, his fifth win over a No. 1 player, tied for second most ever, and the most intense pinnacle of his long and twisting come back from a knee medical procedure in 2017.