Watch: Novak Djokovic Arrives In Bosnia To Open Tennis Courts At Pyramid Park

Novak Djokovic won his seventh Wimbledon title on 1o July 2022 after defeating Nick Kyrgios with a score of 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3). It was even his fourth consecutive title on the grass court as his total tally of Grand Slams increased up to 21.

Now, after this huge triumph, Novak visited Bosnia on Wednesday (13 July 2022) to inaugurate tennis courts at a ‘pyramid park’. This place is well-known to the player as he visits here regularly to recharge his batteries. The video of arrival in Bosina got viral and was shared on Twitter.

Here is the shared video on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/SerbsInSports/status/1546577511936655361?t=BuAN8LKZnlD2QUe4t6lX0Q&s=19

“We have agreed to build in our park two courts for the training of the top level players” – Bosnian Businessman Osmanagic

Speaking of this inauguration event, Bosnian businessman Osmanagic said that they have decided to build two courts in their park. He said: “We have agreed to build in our park two courts for the training of the top level players, one hard-court and another one with clay surface”.

He also added that this facility will offer Djokovic’s friends and players free training and accommodation. “We also want to organize here a Pyramid Cup for players from the region and want notably to motivate youngsters to play tennis and other sports” Osmanagic added. According to an ATP journalist, Djokovic made a visit to the courts while he also went for a walk in a pine forest.

This veteran Tennis player visited this place for the first time in 2020 and he called the place a “paradise on earth”. He said that after every visit, he felt regenerated. “I know there are many doubts and dilemmas about the authenticity. But in order to fully understand what is going on here…you have to come” he concluded.

Speaking about his future tournaments, he said on Monday (11 July 2022) that he is most unlikely to get featured in the upcoming US Open as he is still refusing to get vaccinated against Coronavirus.