The sky is the limit for Djokovic

By Sarah Khan

hile the nail-biting drama of the
U.S. Open tournament ended last
week, Novak Djokovic has since

become a celebrity in the game of tennis.
After defeating two formidable rivals,

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, and

winning up to 10 titles this year, Djokovic

is ranked no. 1 in the world. Naturally,
Djokovic is the highest paid tennis player
this year, bringing home over $10.6 million.
Since he started playing professionally in
2003, Djokovic has persistently improved
his game, often challenging his worthiest
opponents.

So, what’s next for the Serbian-born
champion? Djokovic will be helping his

teammates defend the Davis Cup in the
men’s international team event held in
Belgrade, Serbia. Perhaps, Djokovic will
still see his old rival, Rafael Nadal, who is
playing for his home country, Spain. Both
Spain and Serbia qualified to the semi-finals
and are respectively playing Argentina and
France to earn a place in the Final, which
will be held on Dec, 2 - Dec, 4.

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