Now this is a heavy one- Novak Djokovic with the cover revelation with Business Traveler USA, and the cybersphere loves it. Not just the talk of the game; the sport’s GOAT has gone way beyond the baseline to talk about life! And yes, people have thoughts.
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The tweet from Business Traveler saw sharp-looking Djokovic promising off-court lifestyle on a welcome return, and the replies came pouring in faster than one of his backhand winners. Some were hyped, some couldn’t care, and some were just vibing. Time to dig into it.
So then, the hype came in the first wave. BellaBella had it all caps and called Djokovic an “iconic global sporting icon greatest athlete tennis player champion legeND GOAT KING.” Quite a mouthful, but hey-he deserved it! Equally simple but just as passionate, Katy called him a “class act and true hero on and off the court.” Elaine from Australia, meanwhile, commended him for his advocacy for holistic health, stating: “there is no one better to spread the word than you”. You, holistic approach to fitness and mental health seem to resonate with many.
Then there were the, um, shall we say observant replies. Nathalie GP outright asked why this person has photoshopped him, which uh, yeah, I guess the lighting is a little too perfect? Steef Visser appreciated the view-“and looking damn fine doing it all.” Can’t argue there.
From there, though, the real hype were on the career speculators. Mathias Degardin staked a claim to train at Djokovic’s while he was “prepping his after-career”, noting that the player is something of “scary smart” and forecasting him a big one post-tennis. Frida2012 came with a contrasting flavor by suggesting he would retire with an “I’ve won Roland Garros and Wimbledon” postscript. Slightly brazen but with Djokovic, who knows? The man defies logic.
Let us be frank, no tennis conversation is ever complete without the GOAT discussion. TelescopeGuy10 was succinct in calling it “The 🐐 🎾” while theocman13 credits Djokovic’s well-earned label in all aspects, mental, spiritual, and physical. Jack Legg actually begged, “One more slam before the man takes it all.”
Dovish Hawk then, however, saw it just and proper to allude to “ordering some Sila product.” No context, just vibes. (For the uninitiated, Sila is Djokovic’s wellness brand. Now you know.)
The question that gnaws at F.BASTIAT-2B the most is, when is Novak Djokovic returning to the court? Quite justified, I suppose. The man has been conspicuously absent since that last big win, and the tennis world has been thirsting for his comeback.
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And what does that say? Apparently, Djokovic is not just a tennis machine but a lifestyle icon, wellness guru, and photo fodder. Retirement? Another decade of greatness? One thing is for sure-there’s no end to the thoughts people have on him. And with that cover to boot, it’s safe to say he won’t even slow down. See it for yourself: the full interview if you want to know what the whole hype is on. Or just stare at the cover. We’re not judging.
This story originally appeared on Celebrityinsider
