Novak Djokovic will partner with Jonathan Erlich in Tel Aviv to send off the Israeli player into retirement following a long career.
There is a connection between Djokovic and Erlich as they partnered together in Queens in 2010 to win the only doubles trophy the Serbian ever won. Due to him opting to play in the Tel Aviv event, Djokovic also signed up to play with Erlich in what will be his final career event.
The 45-year-old had a long career and now it's time to say goodbye on native soil, and what better way to do it then by partner Djokovic? The news was broken by US reporter Marc Stein who announced the news on Twitter.
Novak Djokovic has confirmed he'll play doubles next week in Tel Aviv alongside Jonathan Erlich to revive the partnership that delivered @DjokerNole's only doubles title: Queens 2010. It's being billed as the "Last Dance" for @erlichjoni, 45, Israel's Davis Cup playing captain.
