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I am now seriously thinking about making you stand in the corner facing the wall and make you think about all the lies you told us about Andy being Nole's best man and now making this copy thread. I don't think even Einstein would be able to figure out this blunder of a mistake that you've made.

I suggest you beg for mercy while you are ahead. And I'll give you hint as to how to do it.

In Anikh's defense. It was reported many times that Andy would be the best man, as soon as Novak announced his engagement.

3. There Was Talk That Andy Murray’s the Best Man



Djokovic, now 27, has been friends with Andy Murray since they started playing against each other at 12 years old.
Therefore, there was speculation that Murray would serve as the best man at the ceremony.
In a 2011 interview with Tennis X, he dispelled the rumor that Djokovic asked him, saying, “No, he hasn’t. I don’t know where that came from.”

But, it turns out that it was mere speculation.


On July 9, Tennis X reported that Mark Stillitano, a former tennis player from Monaco, is the best man.

On July 9, they were still reporting it.

Novak Djokovic Wedding Guest List Revealed, Andy Murray Said to be the Best Man
By Rachelle Corpuz | July 9, 2014 12:13 PM EST

http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/558505/20140709/novak-djokovic-jelena-ristic-wedding.htm#.U9pMvKPrKSo

After claiming his second Wimbledon title, Novak Djokovic is now looking forward to yet another euphoric period in his life. The Serbian athlete, who also reclaimed that top spot in the world rankings from rival Rafael Nadal following his victory at SW19, is set to marry her long-time pregnant fiancée Jelena Ristic.

Novak Djokovic of Serbia celebrates after defeating Roger Federer of Switzerland in their men's singles finals tennis match on Centre Court at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London July 6, 2014.

Only three days after the Wimbledon finals, Djokovic is reportedly to wed Ristic, according to reports. The matrimonial event will be held at the Aman Sveti Stefan which is situated in Montenegro.

Serbia news outlet Blic Online reported that Djokovic's wedding guest include Viktor Troicki, Janko Tipsarevic, Ana Ivanovic, Jelena Jankovic, Nenad Zimonjic, Andy Murray, and Maria Sharapova. Murray has been believed to be Djokovic's best man.

Everything is reportedly ready for the two-day wedding event. The event starts on July 9 at Kraljevoj Plazi, followed by the civil wedding on July 10 at Svetom Stefan, Blic Online further reported. Djokovic and Ristic have already arrived via private plane in Tivat, around the same time that their families arrived through a regular flight.

In June, it has been reported that the Serbian media will be banned to take and publish photos from the said matrimonial event. Inserbia.info reported that the rights to the wedding photos have been sold for a hefty amount of money which will go to charity. "Exclusive rights to the wedding will cost colleagues from the world several thousand euros, which will go to the charity," wrote the Web site.

Even hotel employees were asked to sign waivers and confidentiality agreements that inhibit them from taking pictures during the wedding and posting them on social media, because if they do so, they will pay a huge fine.
Djokovic and Ristic have been together for eight years now. The duo announced their engagement in 2013 through the popular social networking Web site Twitter. Ristic, who works as the director of Djokovic's foundation, was recently spotted sporting a very noticeable baby bump during the Wimbledon Champions' dinner.

So Anikh would have been right if those reporters hadn't jumped the gun with their speculations.