Why nole novak

The 20 times Grand slam winner has achieved everything in his life both on and off the field. Though he is known by many different names in Tennis. We try to find out why Novak is being called by such names. What could be the possible reason behind this? Also read: Who are the top contenders for the upcoming US open? Novak is a very humorous person both on and off the field.

He is generally seen interacting with the crowds and it is believed that he has a great sense of humor. The joker tends to make everyone laugh by his silly habits by the act of imitating others. This earned him the name Joker. But as he started to win more and more grand slams from and onwards, he became more popular with this name.

The fans of Novak Djokovic often wonder why is he called the Nole. You are my hero! Yes, I play tennis with my Jelena and those moments are rare but beautiful. Tracy Clark: Hey Nole! Do you think maybe you could teach me how to cheer for you in Serbian? Hm, there is one great word in Serbian language. You need to be loud and passionate, and it sounds like this: Idemoooooh! I really love to hear it while I am on court.

Livia Ly: Since you stopped eating gluten, which is the food that you miss the most? I miss pancakes and maybe pizza the most. But there is always a good gluten free recipe for my favorite food. Nello stesso periodo Jelena studiava a Milano ed io desideravo stupirla.

Hello Nole, how come you speak Italian so well? I learned Italian while I was working with Ricardo Piatti. He was constantly speaking Italian to me so there was nothing else for me to do but to learn it myself. Also, Jelena was at that time studying in Milano, so I wanted to impress her too. I love Italy and our cultures are very similar so I feel always at home when I go there. Helena Potgieter: If the world is ending in December, what would be your top three goals to reach before then? Ok Helena, hm I would try to spend every second with my loved ones: my family, my girlfriend and my friends… Including my Pierre off course.

Marilyne Gay-mg: Bravo pour Roland Garros! But are you already focusing on the Olympic Games? Not just for myself, not even just for tennis, but also for my country and sport in general. This is a good, positive pressure that I really like!