Novak Djokovic Plays Tennis Atop Flying Airplane for Head

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Uh, no. Get your mind out of the gutter. Not for that kind of head. No. For Head, the company that makes tennis rackets. Yes, Australian Open winner Novak Djokovic climbed atop the wing of a a bi-plane to play a game of tennis at 150 miles per hour. Why? Well, conceivably to illustrate how amazing a player he is. Because no matter how amazing a tennis racquet Head may make, it’s not the racquet that makes this possible. It’s the player. Sorry, Adidas.

Anyway, for more Novak Djokovic craziness, see him defy the laws of physics with a perpetual motion tennis machine.Oh and this is pretty funny too.

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