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Novak Djokovic is in the midst of a well-earned off-season, having won three of the four major titles in 2021, and is spending the time to indulge in hobbies like watching basketball at home in Belgrade.

The world No. 1, who was named ITF World Champion for a record seventh time this year, took in a game between Serbia’s Srvena Zvezda and Spain’s Barça Basket, cheering on the players from courtside seats.

After the game, Djokovic nabbed a slew of photos with players, including Barça’s Nigel Hayes-Davis.

Djokovic is yet to reveal exactly when he plans to begin his 2022 season, though he remains on the Australian Open entry list.

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