ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Croatian tennis great Nikola Pilić, the first coach to lead three countries to Davis Cup glory and who trained Novak Djokovic in his academy, has died. He was 86.
The Croatian Tennis Association said Pilić died on Monday.
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Tennis great Nikola Pilić, mentor to Novak Djokovic, dies at 86
Croatian tennis great Nikola Pilić, the first coach to lead three countries to Davis Cup glory and who trained Novak Djokovic in his academy, has died
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