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Luka Doncic-Novak Djokovic (Image source: Twitter)
NBA star player Luka Doncic met with Tennis ace Novak Djokovic after the former’s match in Slovenia. The two stars have been massively famous, not just in Slovenia and Serbia, but also all over the world. Both could be seen having a friendly chat on the court after Doncic led his team to a win against Serbia.
Luka Doncic plays for the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA and is among the very best basketball players in the world. In the last match, he took his national side Slovenia to a win over Serbia. The game went to overtime in which Slovenia defeated Serbia by 97-92 in a friendly on Wednesday.
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Just @DjokerNole and @luka7doncic sharing some thoughts. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/GcOXjzgIEM
— Košarkarska zveza SIovenije (@kzs_si) August 17, 2022
Doncic finished the game with 34 points including nine assists and six rebounds. Doncic has been massively successful in the NBA. He was the first player to make a 30-point triple-double as a teenager. He also holds the record for having over 20 career triple-doubles at age 21 or younger.
Additionally, he also had ten career 35-point triple-doubles before turning 22 years old, a first for anyone of the same age or younger. Djokovic, on the other hand, is equally if not more successful in Tennis. He has won the second most Grand Slams in the history of the sport at 21 only behind Rafale Nadal of Spain.
The star player landed himself in controversy earlier this year as he went to play in the Australian Open. The 35-year-old was not allowed to be in the country due to his unvaccinated status and was thrown out of the Australian open as a result of it. He had to fight a court case on the issue but unfortunately lost and was asked to leave the country in what was an embarrassing end to his title hopes.
Djokovic, however, went past the controversy and won the Wimbledon Open 2022 in London as his 21st Grand Slam. He defeated Nick Kyrgios in the final by 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6. His appearance in the US Open is also doubtful as the Serbian tennis ace is still unvaccinated.