Djokovic crushed Nadal and seventh at the Australian tennis championship

Djokovic crushed Nadal and seventh at the Australian tennis championship

He raised his score to 15 awards in {Grand Slam} and confirmed his ability to lead the ranking of players

Djokovic in seventh title (right) with a series of photos of his six previous titles at the Australian Championship (AFP)

Melbourne: Middle East

Nov. 4 (Reuters) – Novak Djokovic, Australia's first Open champion, won the first Grand Slam tournament with an easy 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 victory over Rafael Nadal .
The title is the seventh for Djokovic, 31, Melbourne, Vanfred, who shared the record with Roger Federer, third seed of the last two seasons, third in the best tournaments and 15th of his career in 2003.
Djokovic beat Nadal five times at the Ruud Lever stadium while risking losing his solo once before winning his 15th overall Grand Slam title.
This is the 53rd match between Djokovic and Nadal and the eighth in the final of a major tournament, but it was not a marathon match as planned after the first-seeded world and the first two groups easily before winning the victory after about two hours.
Djokovic was the winner after Nadal was eliminated from the game. The Serb beat his knees and fisted in the air with joy in his 28-year-old win against Spanish rival Nadal, 32, against 25 defeats, but sixth for the Grand Slam against nine defeats.
"Let's review what happened in the last 12 months … I had surgery like Nadal exactly 12 months ago," Djokovic said. It is therefore a pleasure to enter this final, win the title and win three consecutive Grand Slam titles. I can not find the right words to describe my feelings. "
Given the Serbian ability to defeat Nadal, who has 17 Grand Slam titles, this seems to be an indicator of his winnings in the following years.
The Serbian star confirmed that he had regained all his strength after an elbow operation and out of the final price of the Australian league last season, reconnecting with his former coach Marian Faida, where he resumed an upward line in the second half of the season at the head of two major teams at Wimbledon, the English and the US Flushing Pres.
Nadal, who lost one of his first Grand Slam titles for the first time in three groups, has failed to increase his trophy title (17 titles so far) and has approached Federer with 20 titles.
Djokovic did not need more than two hours and four minutes to complete the match, while the last meeting between them in Melbourne in the final of the 2012 edition went into history after five groups and a record time of 5 hours and 53 minutes.
Nadal's last victory over Djokovic was in the Grand Slam tournaments until 2014, when he beat him in the final of Roland Garros in four sets, while Djokovic scored his third victory against his opponent after the quarter-finals of Roland Garros and the English semifinal of Wimbledon. With five groups.
Nadal congratulated his opponent, who had the biggest defeat of the Grand Slam in his history. "I have been happy for two weeks," he said. Even though he did not show himself better in the final because I played against a player far superior to me. I will continue to maintain a fighting spirit and will continue to work to improve my level every time I play. And reach the best of my life.
The main stadium crowd Rodeo Lever hoped to be able to repeat the 2012 final when the match between Djokovic and Nadal would last five hours and 53 minutes, but he was disappointed with the Serbian player's full control over the match, while the Spaniard seemed tired and resigned to nervousness and tension from the first moments. The match started when Nadal lost his first serve, although he did not lose that group or any other group in previous roles in Melbourne (against two defeats of Djokovic).
The Serb, who committed only nine errors in three sets, tried the first one to get ahead of his opponent by advancing 3-0, then 4-1 and ending the match. first set in 36 minutes.
In the second half, both players won in the fifth half. Djokovic again seized the Spanish striker and won 3-2, recurring in the seventh part and progressing 5-2 before finishing in 39 minutes.
Djokovic managed to succeed in the balls behind the net and Nadal failed to gain any points and threatened him only once in the third group after one hour and 45 minutes, which renewed the Serbian break in the third match, then in the ninth to end the Serbian within 48 minutes.
With this defeat, Nadal's streak of strikes against Djokovic led to eight defeats, his last win against the Serb in more than five years, including in the 2013 Flushing Meadows final.

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