In a touching display of family love and celebration, Novak Djokovic brought out his violin skills to honor his daughter Tara during his recent match in Brisbane. The Serbian tennis star, known for his incredible prowess on the court, surprised fans with a heartfelt gesture that highlighted his softer side.
Djokovic, who had just secured a dominant victory over Rinky Hijikata with a score of 6-3, 6-3, decided to celebrate his win in a unique way. As he approached the net, he mimicked playing a violin, a nod to his daughter Tara, who is learning to play the instrument. The crowd erupted in applause, moved by the personal moment shared by Djokovic.
Tara, born in 2017, is Djokovic’s youngest child with his wife Jelena. The tennis champion often speaks about the joy and inspiration his children bring to his life. In interviews, Djokovic has mentioned how Tara’s smile and support have been a source of strength for him during challenging matches.
The celebration didn’t stop there. Djokovic, who is set to face Gael Monfils in the next round, shared his excitement about spending New Year’s Eve with his family. He expressed gratitude to the Brisbane crowd for their support and announced plans to watch the fireworks display with his children.
This heartwarming moment serves as a reminder that behind the intense competitor is a loving father who cherishes his family. Djokovic’s violin celebration is a testament to the balance he maintains between his professional achievements and personal happiness.
As Djokovic continues his journey in the Brisbane International, fans eagerly await more moments of brilliance, both on and off the court. His dedication to his craft and his family is an inspiration to many, proving that success and love can go hand in hand.
Djokovic in Brisbane, ranking, and results in 2024
Ranked world no.7, Djokovic achieved a composed 1-0 win-loss record in 2024. The Serbian is competing in Brisbane where he conquered the world no.73 Rinky Hijikata 6-3 6-3.
Novak Djokovic will square off with the world no.55 Gael Monfils in the 2nd round. Their actual record is 19-1 for Djokovic.
The Serbian clinched 1 title in 2024 in Paris. Djokovic was the finalist in Wimbledon and in Shanghai (Shanghai Rolex Masters).
Djokovic won 99 titles in his career: 52 on hard courts, 20 on clay courts, 19 on indoor courts and 8 on grass courts. (See the list of his titles)