Novak Djokovic Hosts Documentary Premiere with FIFA President in NYC

Novak Djokovic traded the tennis court for the red carpet on July 16, hosting the world premiere of his Prime Video documentary *Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter* at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The event drew high-profile guests, including FIFA president Gianni Infantino, as Djokovic prepares for his return to competitive tennis.

What happened at the premiere?

The screening at MoMA on July 16 featured a star-studded guest list, including Anna Wintour, Mike Tyson, and John McEnroe. Djokovic’s documentary, directed by Jason Hehir, will premiere exclusively on Prime Video on August 20, ahead of the US Open 2026. The 24-time Grand Slam champion arrived in New York just days after his Wimbledon semi-final loss to Jannik Sinner.

Why is this significant for Djokovic?

Djokovic’s documentary release coincides with a busy week in New York, where the FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain will take place on July 20. His presence at high-profile events keeps him in the spotlight, generating buzz for his upcoming projects. Earlier this year, Djokovic incorrectly predicted a Portugal vs. Mexico final, but the actual matchup is Spain vs. Argentina.

What’s next for Djokovic’s tennis career?

Djokovic is expected to return to action at the Cincinnati Open, starting August 11. He is also on the entry list for the National Bank Open in Montreal, where he will use the Masters 1000 event as a warm-up for the US Open in late August. His last appearance in Cincinnati was in 2023, where he won the tournament.