There was a lot of fun Wimbledon On Monday beyond tennis, Novak Djokovic pulled off one of the most memorable off-court moments of the opening day by asking to be invited to a fan wedding after witnessing the wedding from Center Court.The exciting moment came after Djokovic announced that he had made his first-round debut against China’s Wu Yibing. During the transition, a man in the group knelt down and proposed to his girlfriend, which created a sensation among viewers.The seven-time Wimbledon champion quickly realized what had happened. When he returned to the court, Djokovic showed a heart sign, gave the happy couple two fingers and shouted: “I want to be invited to the wedding.”Check out the timeline here:The light-hearted exchange drew applause from the Court crowd and added another memorable chapter to Djokovic’s long relationship with Wimbledon.If the couple sends the postcard, the Serbian person will have access to high-quality entertainment. Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny was sitting in Djokovic’s players’ box during a match, two days after the tennis great made a surprise appearance at the rapper’s concert in London.Djokovic then got down to business, defeating Wu 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 under a closed roof as the daylight forced the lights on. The win took her best Wimbledon debut to 21-0, making her bid for an eighth straight title.
Hunters turn heads with this Kill Bill-inspired Wimbledon look
While Djokovic grabbed headlines with his interactions with fans, Naomi Osaka created another viral moment with a stunning fashion statement before hitting the ball.Check out his entry here:Despite Wimbledon’s all-white dress code, Osaka found a way to show off on Court No. 3 in a sparkling white kimono with beautiful embroidery and stunning sleeves.The Japanese star’s entrance immediately caught the attention of fans, many of whom raised their phones to capture the moment, while one viewer shouted, “C’mon queen!”After beating Elsa Jacquemot 6-1, 7-5, Osaka revealed the inspiration for her outfit.“My Japanese heritage means a lot. They say everything is white at Wimbledon and I thought it would be great to step out in a kimono,” he said.Osaka added that the design was inspired by Quentin TarantinoKill Bill, especially the famous Lucy Liu O-Ren Ishii in a white kimono.“I like to be like a video game character sometimes. I don’t want to be alone when I play on the court. I try to include him a little bit,” he said.
