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Docuseries On Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Coming To Amazon In 2017
Docuseries On Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Coming To Amazon In 2017
Amazon is moving forward on Novak (working title), a new documentary series about Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic set to air exclusively on Amazon Prime in the U.S., UK, Germany, Austria and Japan.The series will follow Djokovic, the winner of 12 Grand Slam titles, to explore what drives the champion and show his motivation to be the best man he can be on and off the court.Based on a concept by Alberto Scarpetta and Djokovic, John Henion (Fearless, Chef's Table, Road to the Show) will serve as showrunner with The WorkShop (The Haney Project, The Vince Papale Story) and Film 45 (On Freddie Roach, Live to Tell) jointly producing.
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Amazon Greenlights Docu-Series on Tennis Star Novak Djokovic
Amazon Greenlights Docu-Series on Tennis Star Novak Djokovic
Amazon is giving number one ranked men's tennis player Novak Djokovic the docu-series treatment.The series, which has the working title "Novak," will premiere exclusively on Amazon Prime Video in the U.S., UK, Germany, Austria and Japan.Based on a concept by Alberto Scarpetta and Novak Djokovic, "Novak" will follow the 29-year-old Serbian tennis champion over the next tennis season, both on the court and behind-the-scenes, exploring everything from his mental, fitness and nutrition routines and daily journal entries to his work in education reform with the Novak Djokovic Foundation and charities such as UNICEF and trips to his hometown in Serbia.
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Greater respect but waning adoration, how Novak Djokovic lost his Djoker status - U.S. Open - Tennis
Greater respect but waning adoration, how Novak Djokovic lost his Djoker status - U.S. Open - Tennis
There isn't much of a difference between Novak Djokovic and Gael Monfils, really.If, for whatever reason, you had taken a hiatus from tennis after the French Open in 2008, and were just tuning back in now, seeing the pair contesting the first semi-final on Friday wouldn't remotely surprise you.You would see two of the hottest young prospects in 2008 doing battle at the business end of a Grand Slam eight years on.
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