Strahinja Jokić Wife, Height, Career

Since the beginning of Nikola Jokic's basketball career, his older brothers Strahinja and Nemanja have been keeping a close eye on him. 

They have always been his biggest supporters, pushing him to work harder and strive for greatness on the court. 

Father of three sons, Branislav Jokic and his wife raised their children in the family's hometown of Sombor, Serbia. As Nikola's skills and talent continued to develop, his brothers knew that he had the potential to become a star in the NBA.

Family was the most important thing in the boy's life since he was young and his father was an agricultural engineer. They were there every step of the way, offering guidance and encouragement whenever he needed it.

Together, the Jokic brothers formed a strong bond both on and off the basketball court, supporting each other through the highs and lows of their respective careers.

6'6'' Strahinja Jokić and Nemanja came up with the idea for their Twitter account in 2021 only for the purpose of responding to tweets sent by the Morris brothers, who were at the time playing for the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Clippers.

The account quickly gained popularity as Strahinja, 42, and Nemanja's witty responses and banter with the Morris brothers captured the attention of NBA fans worldwide. During a game between the Nuggets and the Heat, Markieff Morris committed a very serious foul that Nikola was the victim of. 

As their follower count grew, the duo began to expand their content beyond just interactions with the Morris brothers, incorporating game analysis, player interviews, and even hosting live Q&A sessions. 

An incident between the two teams on the floor ensued after Nikola shoved Markieff in the back, which was the beginning of the conflict.

Markieff was given a fine of fifty thousand dollars while Nikola was given a one-game suspension for his involvement in the brawl. It was reported by the Associated Press that Markieff had whiplash as a result of the shove and was unable to play for a period of four months.