Novak Djokovic Reflects On 'Historic Season' With Emotional Message To Wife

| by Erik Virostko

They say that behind every successful man there is a woman, and that appears to be the case also for Novak Djokovic, who had yet another historic season on the ATP Tour.

The 2023 season will be one of the years that the Serbian legend will remember. He won three out of four Grand Slam tournaments, and finished the year as the world no. 1 in the ATP Rankings.

But all of the success wouldn't be possible without his team, and most importantly, without his family and loving wife, Jelena, who supports him on every step of the journey.

That's why, after the season, Djokovic wrote an emotional letter to his wife, where he thanked her for being "the best mother" while he was making history of the sport.

"What an amazing season this has been. Forever grateful to my wife for being the best mother I could ask for to kids, while I was making history of the sport. Her support and love that I have been feeling from my family made this historic season possible."

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Djokovic is aware that also his team, led by coach Goran Ivanisevic, who missed out on the Coach of the Year award, is behind the success, and that's why he thanked them for the season.

"I would like to congratulate and thank my team for their dedication and efforts. Another very successful year for the team in the books. We will remember this one forever."

But for the 36-year-old, this is not the end, and he wants to keep going in the seasons to come. Djokovic ended the message with a simple "onwards and upwards" as he wants to fight for many more trophies.

"So many memorable moments that sent chills down our spine. Journey continues in 2024. Looking forward to what’s coming up. Onwards and upwards."

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