Postcards from Paris: Novak Djokovic's dad instincts kick in after doling out countless autographs
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The 22-time major champion took Kids' Day to heart Saturday at Roland Garros on Court Suzanne Lenglen.
Published May 27, 2023
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To the surprise of no one, seats were hard to come by to see a Nole training session.
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After wrapping with his team, Djokovic served up signatures left and right—ensuring more than the front row had an opportunity to leave with a special memento.
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Selfie requests were honored as well, as the 36-year-old made his way toward a corner of the court.
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Djokovic returned the positive energy directed his way in flashing smiles back.
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Some might say hanging this yellow hat down for Novak's ink was one bold move, but the Belgrade native obliged when heading towards the other side of the baseline.
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Once getting to that end, Djokovic pulled a boy from the stands to come with him on court, perhaps his dad instincts kicking in…
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… as the kid was provided with water, cold towel and a white Lacoste hat before being escorted back by the father of two.
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For the second day in a row, Djokovic crossed paths with Carlos Alcaraz. A warm embrace followed.
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The No. 3 seed was sent off with a roaring applause.
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