Djokovic's Son Collects Wimbledon Autographs from Every Star Except His Father
Novak Djokovic's 11-year-old son, Stefan, is enjoying his time at Wimbledon by collecting autographs from top tennis players. The 24-time Grand Slam champion revealed that his son has independently approached stars to get their signatures on his white cap. In a charming twist, Djokovic noted that while Stefan's hat is full of names from across the tournament, it is still missing one key signature: his own father's.
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While the summary doesn't specify, it's likely a playful or sentimental gesture—perhaps Stefan wants to collect as many signatures as possible from other players first, or he finds it amusing to leave his famous father's autograph for last, adding a personal twist to his collection.
The summary does not detail player reactions, but given Stefan’s unique status as Djokovic’s son and the family-friendly atmosphere at Wimbledon, it’s likely that players have responded positively and with good-natured humor to his requests.
Stefan has been reported to enjoy playing tennis and even playfully 'intimidates' his father on the court, suggesting he has a keen interest in the sport. However, there is no official indication yet that he is pursuing a professional tennis career at this age.
It is fairly common for children of tennis stars to attend major tournaments, especially prestigious events like Wimbledon. Families often travel together during the season, and tournaments can be a family affair, with children sometimes participating in side events or simply enjoying the experience.