WATCH: Throwback video of Novak Djokovic's hilarious imitation of Maria Sharapova

There have been a lot of legendary figures in the game of tennis but the man who is ruling the era right now is none other than the Serbian Legend Novak Djokovic. It has been a career full of successful moments which we all want to keep looking back to even today. The number of intense matches and Grand Slam victories has no doubt made him one of the most influential people in sport and we all have enjoyed every second of it.

Novak Djokovic has recently completed his career Gold Slam as well which has taken him a long time to do after he defeated Carlos Alcaraz in the gold medal match in Paris. It is safe to say that it has been a career full of great moments for Djokernole where he is no doubt one of the biggest legends of the game. However, we also forget that the Serbian Powerhouse has an entertaining side to him as well which we all have heard and adored. There is no doubt he is one of the most ruthless and aggressive players on the court, but we also can't ignore the moments he has put smiles on the audience's faces as well.

Djokernole imitating Sharapova

There have been plenty of entertaining moments featuring Djokovic, but nothing is more iconic than his old clip where he was imitating Siberian Siren and Russian legend Maria Sharapova. However, it was slightly overdone when Djokovic was copying the routine of the WTA legend from scratch whether it is the hair flip on either side or the stance she took before her service. This is one of the most hilarious moments featuring Djokernole and the fans are still watching this clip on repeat.

Watch the video below-

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This is the way you even make the fans fall in love with you as well. Though there will be some people who will find this a little overdone and cringy, we still see the funny side of it. It is safe to say that Djokovic is not only a legend on the court, but also one of the most entertaining athletes we have seen and heard of. The aura of Djokovic will never go away and we as fans are glad we were born in a generation where he has conquered.