Tennis' recently crowned US Open champion and World No 1, Novak Djokovic of Serbia, is celebrated as a national hero there, not just for his winning ways but for his courageous stand against the globalists and their medical mafia and media sycophants.
The phenomenally fit 36 year-old's victory in New York over a man almost 10 years younger brings his career Grand Slam tournament wins to 24, tying the legendary Margaret Court as the most any man or woman has won in a career. That's 2 more than the next man, the surgery-recuperating and vaxxed Rafael Nadal, 4 more than the recently-retired Roger Federer, and 10 more than the long-retired Pete Sampras, who is fourth among men.
(A Grand Slam tournament refers to the sport's four annual major tournaments that bring the world's best men and women players together. These include the winter season's Australian Open (their summer), the spring season's French Open, the early summer's Wimbledon and the late summer's US Open.)
Many around the world view "Djoker" as heroic for not giving in to the maniacal cancel culture even when it might have cost him all-time career records that might never be reached again, making him the unrivaled Greatest Of All Time (GOAT) in his sport.