Discover the quirky connection between Novak Djokovic and a special spot in Melbourne that has spanned over 15 years!
Novak Djokovic, the world-renowned tennis star, has a unique bond with Melbourne that goes beyond his victories on the court. It was recently unveiled that Djokovic has been visiting a specific location in the city's Botanic Gardens for the past 15 years, nurturing a 'special relationship' with a particular tree. The Serb, known for his unconventional methods, expressed his fondness for the tree's 'roots, trunks, and branches' in a post-match press conference.
During the recent Australian Open, Djokovic faced challenges on and off the court, including a testy encounter with a heckler in the crowd. However, he managed to channel the negative energy into a successful performance, advancing through the tournament. His ability to overcome distractions and focus on his game highlights his mental resilience and determination.
Despite the obstacles, Djokovic's professionalism shone through as he battled past Alexei Popyrin, a home favorite, in a hard-fought match. The defending champion's tenacity and skill were evident as he secured a spot in the tournament's third round, showcasing why he is considered one of the greatest players in tennis history.
In a sport known for its intense competition, Djokovic's off-court interests and rituals provide a glimpse into the multi-faceted personality of the tennis star. His commitment to both the game and his personal quirks adds depth to his public image, making him a fascinating figure both on and off the court.
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'I just liked it. I liked its roots and the trunks and branches and everything,' the world No 1 tells reporters at post-match press conference.
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It may seem odd to some, but for 15 years Novak Djokovic has been a regular visitor to the Botanic Gardens for a particular reason.
The Serb wouldn't identify which particular tree in the city's botanical gardens it was, though, other than he had been climbing it for years, adding: "I ...
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