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Published 23:02 IST, December 9th 2019

Novak Djokovic fools fans with "We Are The Champions" piano performance; watch video

Novak Djokovic once again thrilled his fans with a hilarious piano act on Twitter. See what Novak Djokovic did and the real truth behind the magical music.

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Novak Djokovic left everyone in splits with his recent Freddie Mercury gimmick on a video posted by the ATP Tour’s official Twitter handle. A few days back, the Serbian legend made a lot of buzz with his “pocket-trick” during a practice session in Davis Cup. Novak Djokovic is back with his hilarious pranks. Apart from having 16 Grand Slam titles on his shoulder, Novak Djokovic is also famous for his fun-loving nature and he proved it once again by pulling off a hilarious prank on the netizens.

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Davis Cup: Novak Djokovic does a Freddie Mercury

Novak Djokovic is definitely a man of many talents, but did you ever know about his piano skills? Well, even the ATP didn’t and they were equally amazed to see the 16-time Grand Slam winner displaying his piano skills. In the video, Novak is seen playing a grand piano, dishing out a rendition of the Queen classic - “We are the Champions”. Djoko further starts singing along with the chorus but a ‘camera-pan’ reveals everything for the fans. 

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Netizens could not hold back their laughter as a woman turned up to be the real piano player, while Novak Djokovic was still enacting his “masterclass piano performance”. The woman in the video is Lola Astonova, a renowned Uzbek-American pianist. She was actually providing some piano tips to the tennis ace. The video ends on a great note as Lola  Astonova turns towards Novak Djokovic and says, "Well done, student." The Serbian legend replies, “Thank you, professor.” Take a look at Novak Djokovic’s incredible piano performance over here. 

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18:29 IST, December 9th 2019