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Djokovic sits courtside for NBA game in L.A.

The Serb snapped photos with Stephen Curry and a few more celebs

ByCody Fitzpatrick

Published Oct 31, 2017

While most—OK, some—of the top ATP players were in Bercy on Monday night for the Paris ATP Masters 1000, Novak Djokovic was at the Staples Center watching the Los Angeles Clippers and Golden State Warriors.

To be fair, Djokovic was in Paris on Sunday to attend a seven-hour convening of the ATP Council.

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Back in Los Angeles in time for the Monday night game, Djokovic hung out with Stephen Curry ...

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... as well as Serbian Olympic silver medalist and injured Clippers player Milos Teodosic ...

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... and "Because I Got High" singer Afroman.

Djokovic's night out caught the attention of huge Warriors fan Brad Gilbert:

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The Warriors would edge the Clippers, 141-113. Djokovic had a quality NBA experience, but the most public display of basketball skills has actually most recently come from Maria Sharapova:

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Djokovic is scheduled to compete in the Mubadala World Tennis Championships exhibition in Abu Dhabi, Dec. 28-30. Though not official, it will be his first on-court appearance since Wimbledon.