"A lot will be told, when I am no longer seeing these people": Novak Djokovic jokes tell all autobiography incoming when career ends

Following his first round win at the 2024 Australian Open, World No.1 Novak Djokovic has coyly stated he would give fans a behind-the-scenes look at his thoughts during matches when he writes his autobiography.

The Serbian tennis star defeated Croatian Dino Prižmić in his opening round match, overcoming a shaky second set to secure a 6-2 6-7(5) 6-3 6-4 victory. The 24-time Grand Slam champion has looked unstoppable over the past year, and is a hands-down favorite to lift his 11th Australian Open title at the conclusion of the event.

Although Djokovic displayed his typical tenacity during the match, there were also a few moments where he was seen laughing to himself in-between points. When asked for an explanation after the match, the top seed played it coy.

"An autobiography will come," said the 36-year old. "However, before the autobiography, there will be another book that I have already started writing independently, but I will probably look for help with all that. It will be a continuation of the book 'Serve for Victory', it will be about nutrition, recovery, training, so more technical in nature.

"And the autobiography will come one day, most likely when I finish my career. It will be done, I don't want to rush it because there is so much to say. A lot will be told, when I am no longer seeing these people - ha ha, just kidding of course!”