WATCH: Novak Djokovic shocks fans with his Chinese during press conference

Serbian legend and 24-time Grand Slam Novak Djokovic is set to make his return to the Asian tour and will feature in the Shanghai Masters this season. The former World number 1 begins by shocking everyone with his Chinese skills during a press conference and showing his multilingual prowess to everyone in the tennis World just before his return.

The world of tennis is waiting for Novak Djokovic to finally make his return to the ATP tour and he has made it clear that he will be looking to make a comeback in the Shanghai Masters. The last ATP tournament we saw Djokovic in was in the US Open where he suffered a disappointing defeat against Alexei Poppyrin in the 3rd round of the competition and will be wanting to make an impact in this upcoming tournament.

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Djokovic and his multilingual skills

There is no doubt that the fans will be excited to see Djokovic perform in this upcoming tournament, but before that, there is no doubt that there will be some press conferences that he will look forward to as well where he is known to be having some fun answering the questions.

This was exactly what we saw as Djokovic displayed some of his skills in Chinese during the conference and this shocked some people with how accurately he pronounced the words and sentences when he spoke just two sentences. It is safe to say the GOAT on the tennis court has turned out to be a GOAT in linguistics as well.

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It is really good to see Djokernole back on the court after a long break and we all will be looking forward to seeing what he has to offer in the upcoming tournament. Novak Djokovic is still one of the top-ranked players in the contest and this will be an opportunity for him to finally win an ATP title this year. Let's hope he can shock his opponents on the court as he has done in the conference.