Outfit Revealed For Novak Djokovic For Australian Open 2020

The Serbian star Novak Djokovic is arguably the No 1 contender for the Australian Open 2020 crown.

His performance in the ATP cup was flawless which saw him remain undefeated throughout the tournament. Not only did he perform well in singles, but he also punched above his weight in the doubles category along with his compatriot Viktor Troicki.

Novak Djokovic will also be sporting a very stylish outfit at the Australian Open 2020.

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What Is Novak Djokovic Wearing At Australian Open 2020?

Novak Djokovic’s outfit was unveiled by his sponsors Lacoste. His outfit will be there till the Miami Open.

The collection revealed for Novak Djokovic is an abstract approach of the crocodile outline.

The design will be a new croc print played individually in tennis grass green (Australia), iconic marine (Miami)  and vibrant red (clay tournaments except for Roland Garros).

According to Lacoste the outfit is designed to allow free movement. The materials are light, breathable and cuts are ergonomic. The outfit mixes heritage and modernity focusing on the historical Robert Georges crocodile.

What Is Novak Djokovic’s Status For The Australian Open 2020?

Novak Djokovic is all set to defend his Australian Open crown. In fact, he is being pitched as the most likely champion considering his impeccable hardcourt record.

His performances at the ATP cup further serve as a hope for his fans that his form is also top-notch before the tournament. However, he will be cautious of players like Alex De Minaur and Denis Shapovalov who have shown the grit required to win at the topmost level.

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Players like Roberto Bautista Agut and David Goffin are also not far behind when it comes to putting up a winning performance. However, his top challenger will still be Rafael Nadal despite his victory at the finals of the ATP Cup.

Do you think there are players outside the Big 3 who can create an impact at the Australian Open?