Novak Djokovic, Back in New York and Loving it as Never Before,NEW YORK — For two years, Novak Djokovic has been dreaming about New York City. He has had plenty of success here, winning the U.S. Open three times. It’s where he made one of his most famous shots, returning Roger Federer’s serve with a walloping forehand when he was down double-match point in their semifinal in 2011.
Novak Djokovic, Back in New York and Loving it as Never Before
NEW YORK — For two years, Novak Djokovic has been dreaming about New York City. He has had plenty of success here, winning the U.S. Open three times. It’s where he made one of his most famous shots, returning Roger Federer’s serve with a walloping forehand when he was down double-match point in their semifinal in 2011.
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