Watch: Djokovic seeks invitation to fan-proposed wedding; Osaka stuns with a Kill Bill-inspired entrance

Novak Djokovic and Naomi Osaka (AP Photos) There was plenty of fun outside of the tennis at Wimbledon on Monday as Novak Djokovic produced one of the opening day’s most memorable off-court moments by asking a fan to his wedding after witnessing the marriage proposal from Center Court.The heartwarming moment came after Djokovic claimed the opening set of his first-round encounter against China’s Wu Yibing. During the exchange, one man in the crowd got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend, prompting cheers from the audience.The seven-time Wimbledon champion was quick to notice the emotional scene. When he returned to the court, Djokovic made a heart gesture, gave the happy couple two thumbs up and shouted: “I want a wedding invitation.”Watch the moment here:The light exchange drew thunderous applause from the Center Court crowd and added another memorable chapter to Djokovic’s long association with Wimbledon.If the couple sends an invitation, the Serb may even have access to world-class entertainment. Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny sat in Djokovic’s players’ box during the match, just two days after the tennis great made a surprise appearance during the rapper’s concert in London.Djokovic then went to work, defeating Wu 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 under a closed roof as fading daylight forced the lights on. The victory improved his remarkable Wimbledon first-round record to 21-0 and kept his quest for an eighth title firmly on track.

Osaka turns heads with Kill Bill-inspired Wimbledon look

While Djokovic grabbed headlines for his interaction with fans, Naomi Osaka created another viral moment with a striking fashion statement before even hitting the ball.Watch her entry here:Despite Wimbledon’s famous all-white dress code, Osaka found a creative way to make a statement as she arrived on Court No. 3 in a flowing white kimono with elaborate embroidery and dramatic sleeves.The Japanese star’s entrance immediately caught the attention of fans, many of whom raised their phones to capture the moment, while one viewer shouted: “Come on Queen!”After easing past Elsa Jacquemot 6-1, 7-5, Osaka revealed the inspiration behind her outfit.“My Japanese background means a lot. At Wimbledon they say all white and I thought it would be really cool to perform in a kimono,” she said.Osaka added that the design was inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill, particularly Lucy Liu O-Ren Ishii’s iconic character in a white kimono.“Sometimes I like to be like a character from a video game. I don’t want to be myself when I play on the court. I kind of try to embody it,” she explained.