Novak thrills Shanghai audience by writing "Vo Ai Nee" on camera after victory: This is what it means
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Novak continued with his messages for the audience
His tennis majesty Novak Djokovic continued his winning streak at the Shanghai Masters today by defeating Roman Safiullin in two sets.
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And he also continued with his messages for the audience.
After the many Djokovic had to share in the previous days, today he decided on something different so he wrote on a camera: "Vo Ai Nee" - "我爱你" in Chinese.
This phrase means "I love you" in Chinese, and after he wrote it, Novak drew a big heart around those three words.
The gesture thrilled the Shanghai audience, who responded to the best tennis player of all time with a standing ovation.
(Telegraf.rs)
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