Novak Djokovic was spotted singing a Serbian band’s song heartily during a visit to a Bulgarian club with Grigor Dimitrov. The former World No. 1 visited Bulgaria to play in an exhibition match organized by Dimitrov’s foundation.
On Tuesday, 17 September, Djokovic and Dimitrov played at Arena Sofia in front of a sold-out crowd. The pair gave the fans many memorable moments but their party continued long after the event was over.
Djokovic and Dimitrov led the party at a club in Bulgaria after their match as they were seen letting it loose on the mic with people dancing around them. The 37-year-old, who has never shied away from showing off his singing skills, was heard singing Goran & OK Band‘s song ‘A U Medjuvremenu’.
Watch the tennis stars enjoy their moment in a club below:
The pair has the utmost respect for each other and they stated their friendship and charity were at the heart of the exhibition event.
“I have great respect for Grigor Dimitrov” – Novak Djokovic on his friendship with the Bulgarian
During the joint press conference held by Novak Djokovic and Grigor Dimitrov ahead of their exhibition match, the pair were full of praise for each other. Djokovic revealed that Dimitrov had traveled to Serbia to play an exhibition event four years ago and the 37-year-old was now returning the favor.
The Serb also stated that he has great respect for the Bulgarian and the pair get along well.
The duo was spotted wearing custom denim jackets at the press conference before heading to the stadium for their exhibition match. Both players were in high spirits throughout the entertaining event. At one point, Djokovic delighted the crowd by inviting a ball kid to play a point with him.
Adding to the fun, Djokovic and Dimitrov even performed a lighthearted striptease, much to the crowd’s amusement. Ultimately, Dimitrov won the match 6-4, 2-6, [10-6].
“I am very motivated for the match. Grigor and I have been friends for many years. 4 years ago he came to Belgrade for the “Adria Tour” and then we agreed to return the gesture at the right time. I am glad that I had the opportunity to come and help his foundation,” Djokovic said.
“Grigor and I have played against each other many times. I have great respect for him. I get along with him better than most other players. I feel him like a brother and that’s why I’m happy that we will finally have the opportunity to face each other in front of a Bulgarian audience,” he added.
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Source: New York Post
