Djokovic met his greatest fan: The Serb was almost kicked out from the Australian Open during the match, and then he became the happiest man in the world (VIDEO)

The footage of the fan who received a racked of Novak Djokovic after his record seventh win of the Australian Open has traveled the planed, since the fan celebrated as if he became the Grand Slam Champion.

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That was the most valuable memory the Serbian fan has received from Novak, and he has been following him for years.

It turned out that it was the Serb Vladan Rovcanin (55), living in Sidney, and who has his own private business. In the statement for Alo, he said that he came to Melbourne to cheer for Novak and he wasn't sorry for the money for the tickets and that he has been cheering live for Novak since 2009 but we just met now.

- Novak gave me the racket for the second time, I have his shoes from before, but we just met now. I came to Melbourne Park to say hello once again and we exchanged a few sentences. He laughed when I told him that I have been with him for nine Grand Slams and he told me "You have to continue". The rackets and shoes that I received are priceless, I would never give them up. I returned to Sidney as the happiest man in the world. 

.@DjokerNole gave this loyal fan his history-making racquet 🙏#AusOpen pic.twitter.com/FWF3yzVFMH— #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) January 27, 2019

He spends 3.500 Australian dollars for two days in Melbourne, and his greatest expense was the ticket for the finals, which cost 2.650 dollars, but he says that it is a small price to pay if you want to cheer for Novak.

- It is incredible what kind of feeling in have for Novak's matches. I am dreaming him at night and I always know if he is going to win or not. I was on 9 of his Grand Slam finals and he won on all of them. Now, I have a feeling that he won't lose a single final until 2020. 

Foto: Tanjug/AP

- Serbian fans are discriminated on great tournaments. The organizers are favoring Federer and Nadal. The hosts aren't bothered if the entire stadium shouts Roger or Rafa, but they kick me out if I say Nole. I kindly ask them how many decibels I am allowed to make. 

- They accused me that I broke the rules during the match, and then I made the organizer watch the footage of the safety cameras to determine if I was sticking to the rules or not. I received an apology, so they gave me a VIP sit, right next to Djokovic trainer - explained Vladan Rovcanin.

VIDEO: Nole appeared with the cup in front of the fans 

(Telegraf.co.uk)