The trailer of Djokovic's documentary is released to light

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Novak Djokovic is premiering. On August 20, his documentary, 'Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter', will be released, and today a trailer has been released as a teaser for what can be seen in just over a month, in what is expected to be a complete review of the tennis GOAT's career.

"I’m trying to prove myself wrong more than anybody else."

Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter is streaming August 20. pic.twitter.com/7n24EVv7Ao

— Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) July 14, 2026

The director of the documentary is Jason Hehir, the same one who made 'The Last Dance' of Michael Jordan, which was a huge success. The trailer shows that everything will be focused on Novak Djokovic as the villain of the circuit, and how he used all that energy to his advantage and made history time and time again. This preview includes appearances from legends like André Agassi, Rafael Nadal, and even Jelena, his wife.

Djokovic shows his more personal side

It also discusses his beginnings, the figure of his father, or the childhood he had to live through war. A story of overcoming and sacrifice that have led him to become the greatest of all time, where he went from being the most hated tennis player within the 'Big Three' to receiving recognition worldwide wherever he goes after earning it and showing that he was the bad guy in a poorly told story.

Surgeries, critical moments, self-doubts, and much more is what will be seen in a documentary that has all the ingredients to be a success, as it tells both the good and the bad of an emblematic career that has not yet come to an end. In fact, Djokovic himself explains in these two minutes of trailer why he keeps competing and what keeps motivating him to fight despite having won everything.

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