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Video: How NOT to Return Djokovic's Serve


Novak Djokovic has a well-earned reputation as one of the world's most dangerous returners.

The world No. 1's serve can be pretty scary too—downright frightening for hackers trying to return it.

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CNN host Andrew Stevens learned that lesson when he faced the 10-time Grand Slam champion in a feature for the network's Talk Asia series. 

In the video above, watch Stevens boldly straddle the baseline in an aggressive return stance only to see Djokovic buzz a body serve.

A fan took the court against Djokovic during last week's BNP Paribas Masters Paris armed with a camera to provide this on-court view of what the Serbian's serve looks like coming at you.

"It's crazy! Actually, it is hard to believe it is so fast," the fan says after facing Djokovic's serve here:

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