Djokovic's Off-Season: Padel, Poodles, and Popcorn Launches Ahead of 2026 Slam Hunt
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Djokovic's Off-Season: Padel, Poodles, and Popcorn Launches Ahead of 2026 Slam Hunt
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Novak Djokovic, the 38-year-old tennis titan, has been keeping fans buzzing during his off-season break with a mix of casual fun, heartfelt shoutouts, and sly business moves. Tennis Tonic caught him on December 13 playing padel with a lucky fan, trading volleys in a relaxed vibe that screams peak form ahead of 2026. Sportskeeda reports he lit up Instagram stories cheering Lindsey Vonns stunning World Cup downhill win in St Moritz on December 12, posting Yesss Champ with a video of her epic 1:29.63 run, joining Iga Swiatek and Caroline Wozniacki in the hype. The duo go way back, with Vonn once calling him the GOAT after they met and skied together.
HITCs gossip mill spilled that Niall Horan, the One Direction heartthrob, hit the practice court with Novak on December 11 and gushed on social media with a cheeky message post-session, fueling those celeb crossover whispers. Meanwhile, Jelena Djokovic stole the spotlight, per Pro Football Network, snuggling their elderly rescue poodle Pierre on Instagram, musing about turning 40 next year while he hits 19, a sweet family snapshot amid Novaks jet-set life.
Business never sleeps for the Serb, Footwear Magazine says he helped launch Cobs new gluten-free sorghum popcorn on December 12, slapping his name on the health kick snack that fits his clean-living brand. Tennis Up To Date dropped that hell skip warmups and dive straight into the 2026 Australian Open, eyeing Melbourne glory after his shock quarterfinal KO of Carlos Alcaraz there earlier this year, per HITC. Pundits like Sergiy Stakhovsky on Punto de Break insist hes got better Slam odds than Alexander Zverev if motivation kicks in.
No major public gigs or scandals, just Djokovic stoking rivalry flames by jabbing at Jannik Sinners doping cloud in Tennis Temple, claiming itll haunt the Italian forever despite his 2025 haul. Alejandro Tabilo on The Tennis Gazette admitted hed rather dodge Novak in the 2026 Davis Cup, but fans would eat it up. Amid shoe shoutouts in Pro Football Networks 2025 style roundup for his custom Asics, the king stays plotting his 25th Slam. Word count: 378
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