Djokovic Honors Serena and Plans Exit | Entertainment and Celebrity News

Novak Djokovic is dropping major love for Serena Williams, calling her an unstoppable force who redefined greatness by returning to elite tennis after motherhood—and urging fans to just bask in her presence. He also opens up about his own future, admitting he’s not sure if he’ll play into his 40s like Serena, but stresses it’s not just about longevity—it’s about not missing family moments. Djokovic admits athletes must be selfish to chase their dreams, with everyone else cheering them on. He’s still figuring out his exit plan, eyeing the 2028 Olympics while staying flexible. His new documentary, “The Wolf in Winter,” explores his journey from war-torn Yugoslavia to global legend, highlighting universal themes of resilience, perseverance, and self-belief. On the court, Djokovic is back at the US Open chasing his 25th Grand Slam, facing Mariano Navone in round one, while Serena teams up with Venus for doubles, earning a wild card to compete.

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