Djokovic explains the meaning of his latest dance at Arthur Ashe
We've always known that Novak Djokovic loves to have a good time, but it's not very common to see him dancing on the tennis courts to celebrate his victories. This time, his triumph over Taylor Fritz in the 2025 US Open led him to show us some forbidden moves. What was the reason? The Serbian explained minutes later in the post-match interview
"The dance is for my daughter's birthday. It's from K-Pop Demonicé Hunters, the song is called Soda Pop. We were doing different choreographies and this is one of them. I hope she wakes up with a smile tomorrow," expressed the Belgrade native, who couldn't be present at his daughter Tara's birthday today due to obvious work reasons.
Novak Djokovic did a dance after his win over Fritz at the U.S. Open in honor of his daughter Tara’s birthday 😂
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) September 3, 2025
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For Tara. Soda popping into semifinal 🫶🏼
— Novak Djokovic (@DjokerNole) September 3, 2025
p.s. #онокад изађеш када је најтеже и победиш 💪🐺 pic.twitter.com/ad5LhqI45O
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