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Over the past decade in men’s singles tennis, a single name has been dominating the grand slam titles list and it’s none other than Serbian star Novak Djokovic. The Serb has made a mark for himself on not just hard courts but also proved his mastery on other surfaces – clay and grass.

After dethroning Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros a month ago, Djokovic continued his winning streak at Wimbledon.

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The world number one dismantled opponents like Kevin Anderson, Cristian Garin, Denis Shapovalov, before outlasting Matteo Berrettini in the final to win his 20th grand slam title, and a sixth Wimbledon crown over all.

Despite the Italian putting his best efforts and won the first set, his return game wasn’t good enough to stop the Serb from winning the title. Especially in the fourth set, Djokovic sensed the victory as he upped the ante on return to break the Italian twice and won the match.

Moments after clinching a memorable victory, Djokovic was seen gifting away his gear to the crowd as he threw a couple of racquets along with his shoes and wrist band to his fans on Center Court.

Novak Djokovic made a little girl happy by gifting his racquet after Wimbledon Final

Sighting a little fan in the front row, Djokovic read her message and ran to her to gift a racquet. The Serb, who is known for his cool demeanor off-court, also made a similar gesture after winning the French Open.

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The 20-time grand slam champion repeated the same gesture for yet another little girl at SW19.

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The entire Center Court crowd gave a standing ovation to the Serb as he was gifting away the racquet and clapped in appreciation of their champion.

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