Djokovic takes a break from winning to go skiing

Feb 05, 2019
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Djokovic takes a break from winning to go skiing

Published Feb 05, 2019

No one deserves some time off more than Novak Djokovic. He recently took to the slopes with his family, including fellow skier and wife Jelena Djokovic.

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While some players avoid skiing and snowboarding because of the risk of injury, Djokovic grew up skiing since he was a toddler and was actually very serious about the sport as a youngster.

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It's probably a good thing he chose tennis, though he's managed to win on the mountains, too.

The 31-year-old captured Grand Slam No. 15 in Melbourne and strengthened his grip on the No. 1 ranking. He's taking time to enjoy life off the court, including quality time with his four-year-old son, Stefan.

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In Melbourne, Djokovic beat Rafael Nadal in the final to win his record-setting sixth Australian Open crown.

Djokovic takes a break from winning to go skiing

Djokovic takes a break from winning to go skiing

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