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Novak Djokovic asks newly engaged Wimbledon couple for wedding invite

Novak Djokovic Wimbledon

Novak Djokovic asked a couple who got engaged at Wimbledon if he could secure an invite to their wedding.

After the tennis legend won the first set of his opening match against Wu Yibing on Monday (29 June), a spectator in the crowd at Centre Court proposed to his partner, with the crowd erupting in cheers.

Djokovic noticed the sweet moment and gave the newly engaged couple a thumbs-up.

“I want an invitation to the wedding!” he then shouted to them, to which they replied with smiles and thumbs-ups.

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