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Imagine waking up one morning and finding out that everything you see in the amazing world of tennis is scripted! Sounds like a nightmare, right? Well, this is what the ATP is currently working to to make fans believe. As a video of Novak Djokovic ripping his shirt came forward on social media, it left the fans puzzled.

While the ATP was successful in making fans believe for a second that it wasn’t Djokovic Bert Critchley, the Serb’s wife Jelena Djokovic came forward to drop a teasing comment on the video.

Novak Djokovic’s wife takes a big laugh at his recent shirt-rip video

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Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic found himself as the major weight of a hilarious joke after the ATP Tour released a viral video revealing his supposed alter ego, ‘Bert Critchley’. As the funny clip came forward, Djokovic, or rather ‘Critchley’, can be seen standing in front of a mirror in a restroom, ripping off his shirt in a scripted moment.

 

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While fans started to come forward in big numbers to drop their thoughts, Novak’s wife, Jelena Djokovic joined in on the fun, commenting on the video with three laughing emojis and teasing her husband because of the playful prank. “Classic 😂😂😂”, her short yet meaningful comment said.

According to the ATP, ‘Bert Critchley’ is not just any character, but a “well-paid” actor. Be it his impressive record of 24 Grand Slam victories and 40 ATP Masters 1000 titles, the video humorously suggested that fans have been misled about everything they thought about Djokovic.

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Andy Murray adds up to the ATP’s joke

While it was already head-spinning for the fans to see the connection between Novak Djokovic and Bert Critchley, the ATP didn’t just decide to keep it low. They also added Andy Murray in the scene, depicting his role being played by an actor named Fraser McKnight.

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“I think that’s what people don’t realise. The players, the matches, it’s all scripted,” says Andy Murray, as his part of the hilarious joke in the “ATP Tour: A Reality Show” begins. As the authority continuously works on adding more and more entities to the scene, the joke continued to grow deeper, engaging a wider audience than ever.

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