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This Thursday, Novak Djokovic was presented with customised postage stamps at an event held in Serbia. The stamps displayed all the titles the Serb has won throughout his 15 year long career. Novak Djokovic is truly Serbia’s National Treasure and is treated like one by his fans.
Djokovic the National Treasure!
Djokovic is one of the most liked person throughout the world. But in Serbia he is treated with even more love and respect. He is considered to be the National Treasure of Serbia and he has proven the title to be accurate time and time again. The Serb has brought his nation pride and fame by winning titles all across the globe.
To commemorate all those wins the world no. 1 was presented with a postage stamp at an event in Serbia. The Stamp shows all of the title won by the Serb throughout his career. The world no. 1 has managed to win a whopping 86 titles in his 15 year long career, which includes 20 Grand Slams. It also shows a grass as well as a clay court commemorating Djokovic’s wins on all types of courts.
The world no. 1 is considered to be GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) and he has truly lived up to the title. He was inches away from achieving the Golden Slam in 2021. But missed to win the US Open against Russia’s Daniil Medvedev. However, the Serb received all the love and appreciation for his astonishing performance throughout the year from his fans.
In the stamp there is some space left on one of the sides which shows that there are many more titles to be added. The Serbian world no. 1 is currently tied with two other greats of the game Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer at 20 Grand Slams a piece. He has the opportunity to edge over the two at the Australian Open, a tournament that he has won 9 times he will be to looking to make it a perfect 10, coming January.
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Parth Dubey
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