‘Rafa Kills Me’- Wacky Novak Djokovic Shuns Years Old Roger Federer Claim About His Extremely Famous Spoofs Featuring Tennis Legends

In a recent interview, Novak Djokovic, the celebrated Serbian tennis superstar responded to a long-standing assertion by Roger Federer. Federer had cautioned Djokovic about his across-the-board imitations of other tennis players over two decades ago. Djokovic light-heartedly disregarded the warning, and instead, shared his thoughts regarding Rafael Nadal.

Besides emphasizing his intent to be in good spirits, Djokovic’s quirky sense of humor has been a subject of fascination among fans and fellow players alike. The Serb effortlessly mimics the on-court mannerisms and eccentricities of his colleagues. The Serbian GOAT explored his stance on imitations, the famous spoofs he has performed, and the humorous anecdotes associated with them.

Djokovic shares his voice on Roger Federer and his old-age imitation request

Djokovic has become synonymous with his on-court dominance and his off-court antics that have left fans in stitches. One particular aspect of his off-court persona that has garnered immense attention is his playful impersonations of fellow tennis legends. Federer had previously suggested that Djokovic stop imitating his colleagues following a personal request. However, Djokovic has now set the record straight, asserting that the claim holds no truth. Addressing the claim, Djokovic revealed, “Federer didn’t ask me, and I didn’t stop with imitations.”

He further highlighted that during the recent Monte Carlo Players Show, he performed imitations of Andy Murray, Daniil Medvedev, and even the famous rapper Snoop Dogg. Djokovic clarified that his imitations were never intended to offend anyone but rather to simply have fun. He even added, “Like ‘Seriously’!”

Djokovic had a special request from a prominent tennis figure

Djokovic went on to recount a humorous incident from the past. It involved a request for an imitation from Lea Pericoli. In 2009, Pericoli asked Djokovic to imitate Rafael Nadal in Rome, right in front of the Spanish tennis maestro. Djokovic jovially recalled, “I made Rafa’s imitation because he had won; if I had won, I would never have done it. I would have thought: if I imitate him after I beat him, Rafa kills me…”

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Djokovic’s ability to embody the essence of other players in a comical yet endearing manner has undoubtedly contributed to his popularity both on and off the court. By embracing his comic side, he has managed to connect with fans on a deeper level. The Serb has been able to create memorable moments that transcend the boundaries of competition.

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