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No. 15: Takeaways from the Olympic Games

Novak Djokovic may have lost early, but he got a heroic pick-me-u

ByJonathan Scott

Published Aug 16, 2016

See No. 16 in the count down of the winners and losers, and the best, worst or most memorable stories from the 2016 Olympics.

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Of course the runaway No. 1 on the ATP tour, Novak Djokovic, after fizzling in his Rio opener, sought refuge at an Enrique Iglesias concert. He can be your hero, bay-bay. (No word on whether Enrique's eternal girlfriend, Anna Kournikova, was there as well.)

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