Djokovic beat Seppi - Monte Carlo 2012

   Djokovic beat Seppi   2 : 0 (6:1) (6:4). Congratulations!

World number one Novak Djokovic advanced to the Monte Carlo Masters third round after defeating Italian Andreas Seppi 6-1 6-4 in the season's first big claycourt tournament on Wednesday.
   The Serb, who is chasing Rafael Nadal's French Open crown after winning the last three grand slam events, had a flying start to go 4-0 up but was less impressive afterwards and needed 88 minutes to edge out Seppi - ranked 44th in the world.
   Novak easily grabbed the first set but was made to work a little harder in the second as Seppi, who had lost their six previous ties, played more aggressively.
   Djokovic will next take on 16th seed Alexandr Dolgopolov.
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Djokovic beat Murray - Miami 2012

Djokovic downs Murray 2:0 (6:1) (7:6) Congratulations!
Nole is a three-time Sony Ericsson Open champion!
 
   World no.1 captured his 11th ATP World Tour Masters 1000 title and 30th career trophy when he beat no.4 seed Andy Murray 6-1, 7-6(4) in 2 hours and 17 minutes on a hot Sunday afternoon.
 
   Djokovic dominated the first set breaking Murray in the fourth and sixth games for 6-1.
 
The second set went into a tie-breaker, Nole won it 7-4.
 
   Nole has not dropped a set at Crandon Park. En route to the final, he beat Marcos Baghdatis, Viktor Troicki, Richard Gasquet , David Ferrer and Juan Monaco.
   Djokovic is now 3-1 in Miami finals. He defeated Canas in 2007 and Nadal in 2011, and lost to Murray in 2009.
 
Match statistics: aces (5-3), double faults (2-3), winners (19-16), unforced errors (38-39), total points won (86-70).
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Djokovic beat Monaco - Miami Masters 2012

   Djokovic beat Monaco 2:0! (6:0) (7:6) Congratulations!
   World No. 1 Novak Djokovic is one win away from successfully defending his Sony Ericsson Open crown, after defeating 21st seed Juan Monaco 6-0, 7-6(5) in the semi-finals on Friday. In the final, Djokovic will square off against fourth-ranked Andy Murray for the third time at Crandon Park.
   Djokovic stormed through the opening set with a triple break for 6-0 in just 27 minutes.
Djokovic broke Monaco’s serve in the fifth game of the second set and consolidated the break to increase his lead to 4-2. He was serving for victory at 5-4 when the Argentine broke back, and the set went into a tie-breaker. Nole won it 7-5.
 
Match statistics: aces (1-2), double faults (4-1), winners (19-8), unforced errors (32-43), total points won (76-59).
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Djokovic downs Ferrer - Miami 2012

   Djokovic downs Ferrer 2:0 (6:2) (7:6). Congratulations!
   Nole advanced to the Sony Ericsson Open semi-finals!
 
   Djokovic needed 1 hour and 53 minutes to eliminate no.5 seed David Ferrer 6-2, 7-6(1) and progress to the last four of the ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event.
 
   Novak capitalised on 4 of his 7 break points to advance past the Spaniard and improve advantage in their head to head encounters to 8-5.
 
   Djokovic star will face no.21 seed Huan Monaco for a place in the finals. The Argentine upset 8th-seeded American Mardy Fish 6-1, 6-3. 
  SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite
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Djokovic advances to Miami quarter-finals

   Defending champion reached quarter-finals of the Sony Ericsson Open on Tuesday, defeating 17th seed Frenchman Richard Gasquet in straight sets 7-5, 6-3. Congratulations!
 
   The top-ranked Serbian saved 6 of the 7 break points he faced, and converted 3 of his 10 opportunities to advance in one hour and 39 minutes.
 
   Nole was broken in the third game of the opening set, but he fought back with two breaks of serve to take it 7-5 in 60 minutes.
 
   The world no.1 was in control of the second set. A break in the fourth game was enough for Nole to clinch his seventeenth win of the season.
 
" He came up with some great shots today. I thought that he had really good chances to win the first set, " said Nole. " I managed to stay composed, play well when I needed to, and then, it was much different when I had the set advantage. "
 
Match statistics: aces (6-2), double faults (0-0), winners (25-15), unforced errors (23-30), total points won (75-61).
  SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite
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60 Minutes Interview with Djokovic

60 Minutes Interview with Novak Djokovic - VIDEO! ...Enjoy!

  He's the no.1 tennis player in the world, a hero in his homeland, and a tough competitor who also likes having some fun on the court. Nole tells his story to Bob Simon for a 60 Minutes profile aired on Sunday, March 25.

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Djokovic beat Troicki - Miami 2012

   In an all-Serbian third round match at the Sony Ericsson Open on Monday, world no.1 Novak Djokovic defeated his friend and Davis Cup teammate no.27 seed Viktor Troicki 6-3, 6-4 in 85 minutes to reach the fourth round in Miami.
 
   Novak now leads their head-to-head series 11-1. After losing their very first meeting in 2007, Novak has beaten Troicki 11 times in a row.
 
   The top seed at Key Biscayne made a break in the second game of the opening set and saved five break points in the next game to go up 3-0. He served out the set with ease 6-3 in 42 minutes.
 
   Djokovic secured another early break and consolidated it for 2-0 lead in the second set. He had three break points for 3-0, but Troicki held and broke back in the fourth game to level the result. Nole broke his friend’s serve once again in the seventh game and closed the set and match winning his final service game to love for 6-4.
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Nole against Baghdatis - Miami 2012

   Djokovic opened his Sony Ericsson Open campaign with a comfortable 6-4, 6-4 win over world number 42 Marcos Baghdatis on Saturday.
 
   Top seed and defending champion needed one hour and 31 minutes to beat the Cypriot and advance into the third round of the second ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event of the season, held in Key Biscayne, Miami.
 
   Nole made a break in the fifth game of the opening set which was enough for him to take it 6-4 in 37 minutes.
 
   The 24-year-old Belgrade native broke Baghdatis in the third game of the second set and consolidated it for 3-1 lead. Marcos had two break points in the eighth game but Nole kept his composure and held after great fight that lasted 16 minutes. He closed the set and match 6-4.
 
   Djokovic won 73 per cent of his service points, saving both break points he faced and converting 2 of his 3 chances for break.
 
   Match statistics: aces (2-6), double faults (1-2), winners (15-15), unforced errors (24-20), total points won (62-52).
  SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite
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Indian Wells - Novak vs Golubev in R2

   BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells, U.S.A.) 08.03.2012. - 18.03.2012. Novak against qualifier in R2. 

   Novak, world no.1 and 2008 & 2011 champion, is top seed and has a first-round BYE.
 
   He will open his campaign against a qualifier Andrey Golubev (KAZ).
 
  Nole’s potential opponents in the later stages of the tournament are:
3rd round: Kevin Anderson (RSA, 29), Philipp Kohlschreiber (GER)
4th round: Richard Gasquet (FRA, 16), Florian Mayer (GER, 18)
Quarter-finals: Tomas Berdych (CZE, 7), Nicolas Almagro (ESP, 12), Kei Nishikori (JPN, 17), Andy Roddick (USA, 30)
Semi-finals: Andy Murray (GBR, 4), Mardy Fish (USA, 8), John Isner (USA, 11), Gilles Simon (FRA, 13).
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Djokovic downs Stebe in Dubai

  Novak started quest for his fourth successive Dubai title with a straight sets victory over world no.72 Cedrik-Marcel Stebe at the " Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships " on Monday.

   The world no.1 needed 88 minutes to eliminate the 21-year-old German 6-4, 6-2 and advance into the second round of the ATP World Tour 500 event.

   Djokovic secured an early break of serve and took the opening set 6-4. He broke his opponent's serve twice in the second set, in the fifth and seventh games, and served it out 6-2.

" He definitely played well," said Djokovic after the match. "I was impressed with his game, especially in the first set. It could have gone a different way really, because he was returning well. He went on the court wanting to win, and that's the right attitude, I think. "

" I was really happy throughout the whole match the way I played. I really didn't have many downs in the game. He made me play it. He gave me good rhythm and went for his shots and made a lot of winners. Credit to him. I'm happy with the first match after four weeks definitely. "

  This was Nole’s first match since winning his fifth Grand Slam title at the Australian Open with the epic victory over Rafa Nadal in 5 hours and 53 minutes in historic final. Defending his Dubai crown, the Serbian star is confident he can replicate the success he’s had in previous years at the event, which has seen him win the past three trophies.

  He will next face the winner of the match between no.74 in the ATP rankings, Ukraine's Sergiy Stakhovsky, and Omar Awadhy from United Arab Emirates, which will be played on Tuesday.
  SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite and ATP World Tour Site
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Djokovic wins Laureus Sportsman of the Year award!

    Novak wins Laureus Sportsman of the Year award! Nole won the Laureus World Sportsman of the Year award on Monday at a ceremony in London.
Laureus World Sports Awards are given annually since 2000 to sportspeople who have been outstanding during the previous year.
   At the Ceremony, staged in the heart of London at Central Hall, Westminster, the world’s best player, winner of 10 titles last year and reigning Australian Open champion, has won the top honour seeing off competition including stars like Lionel Messi, Usain Bolt, Dirk Nowicki and others.
 
2011 Laureus World Sports Awards Winners
Sportsman of the Year: Novak Djokovic
Sportswoman of the Year: Vivian Cheruiyot
Team of the Year: FC Barcelona
Breakthrough of the Year: Rory McIlroy
Comeback of the Year: Darren Clarke
Sportsperson of the Year with a Disability: Oscar Pistorius
Action Sportsperson of the Year: Kelly Slater
Lifetime Achievement Award: Bobby Charlton
Sports for Good Award: Raí Souza

" Thank you for this great award.
   I am beyond words to describe how i feel tonight. Just to be in the same room with the world’s greatest athletes, whom I will allow myself to call “LEGENDS of the sport“ is a great honor and privilege.
   Well, then, you can imagine how honored I feel right now to be entitled to hold this award, and to be called the World’s sportsman of the year. This award means a lot to me, my team, my family, and my fans around the world.
  I will use this opportunity to thank the Laureus Foundation for doing a great job around the world. Sport is indeed an inspiration and motivation to many of us, the language we all understand and love.
   I hope that my example can send a powerful message to all the kids around the world. I was also a kid who grew up in a poor country, torn apart with war, kid who dared to dream about becoming the world’s best athlete. And yet, I stand here in front of you tonight, with this special and dear award, and hope that each kid dares to dream, and choses this path that I chose. Sport is something that every society should nurture, and this is what Laureus stands for. I will make sure on my side that the message is conveyed and that sport stays as pure as it is today.
   Thank you for considering me for this award, and for honoring me to take it home with me tonight. "

 SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite, NoleOFFICIAL2012 and thabesttrailers. Thnaks to All!
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World's media salutes Novak after historic Australian Open win!

   Here is the world's media reaction to Nole's super-human effort over Nadal in one of the most greatest Gran Slam finals ever!
" Djokovic pulls off miracle to win marathon battle "
   The manner in which Djokovic withstood Nadal's passionate rally in the fourth set and came from 2-4 down in the fifth set, was incredible. Somehow, on jelly legs, Djokovic out-fought the game's greatest fighter to the final point. We started this tournament with talk of a Big Four or, more reasonably given Andy Murray remains a grand slam maiden, a Big Three. Surely, eventually, we finished with a Big One.
Richard Hinds, Sydney Morning Herald
" Victory cry: Djokovic wins Championship in epic thriller "
   " The Serb relentlessly pounded Nadal's second serve to expose gaping holes in the Spaniard's defence to land his fifth major, joining Andre Agassi. Roger Federer and Mats Wilander as the only men to win three or more Australian crowns since 1968. In much the same way Nadal relishes his stroke-for-stroke match-up with Federer,Djokovic exerts a similar thrall over Nadal."
Leo Schlink, Australian Herald Sun
" Djokovic Superhuman "
  He is the king of the circuit, the number 1 in the world, the true ruler of tennis right now.
David Menayo, Spain's Marca
" Djokovic tops Nadal in five sets "
   It was not just the ticking clock or the grand occasion that made it special. It was the quality, both defensive and offensive, under duress, and though the strain was evident on their faces, above all Djokovic’s with his slightly vacant gaze, it was not nearly so evident once the ball was in play.
Christopher Clarey, New York Times
" Wizard of OZ "
   Novak Djokovic ripped off his shirt and let out a primal scream, flexing his torso the way a prize fighter would after a desperate, last-round knockout.
This was the final act in Djokovic's victory over Rafael Nadal – a sweat-drenched, sneaker-squeaking 5 hour, 53-minute endurance contest that ended at 1:37 am Monday morning in Melbourne.
John Pye, Huffington Post

   John Lloyd, former British number one & BBC Sport commentator: “ Incredible. The greatness we talked about last year but this match was the most important of Djokovic's career. To beat who he beat after playing Murray in the semi-final and being a break down in the fifth. The amount of respect he will have gained from the other players having gone toe-to-toe with Nadal with that level of exhaustion. Definitely the greatest match he's ever played. ”
   Frew McMillan, a former professional male tennis player who was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, in 1992, now a tennis commentator for Eurosport, said : " He's got the heart of a superman and the mind of a genius. "
   Jon Wertheim, SI.com: Novak Djokovic defends as champion, but that's the least of it. Winning two titanic battles in succession -- one over Andy Murray, and the absolute epic against Rafael Nadal -- completely re-frames his entire career. We keep talking about this golden age in men's tennis. What do we say about the man who has won four of the last five major events in this unparalleled era?
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Djokovic wins Australian Open 2012

Djokovic downs Nadal 3:2! Djokovic is a three-time Australian Open champion!
   Djokovic has won the longest Grand Slam final in history to defend the men's singles crown, downing Rafael Nadal 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, 7-5.
 
   The Serbian came from 4-2 down in the fifth set to win in 5h 53min to defeat the Spaniard for the third straight Grand Slam final.
   In his acceptance speech, Novak said, " Rafa, you're one of the best players ever, one of the most respected players on tour. We made history tonight; unfortunately there couldn't be two winners tonight. I wish you all the best for this season and I hope that we will have many more finals like this. " ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓  ...enjoy FULL MATCH! ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓

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Match Statistics
		Djokovic(SRB)		Nadal(ESP)
1st Serve %	98 of 166 = 59 %	137 of 203 = 67 %
Aces	9	10
Double Faults	2	4
Unforced Errors	69	71
Winning % on 1st Serve	67 of 98 = 68 %	90 of 137 = 66 %
Winning % on 2nd Serve	43 of 68 = 63 %	30 of 66 = 45 %
Winners	57	44
Receiving Points Won	83 of 203 = 41 %	56 of 166 = 34 %
Break Point Conversions	7 of 20 = 35 %	4 of 6 = 67 %
Net Approaches	23 of 31 = 74 %	16 of 19 = 84 %
Total Points Won	193	176
Fastest Serve Speed	202 KMH	204 KMH
Average 1st Serve Speed	190 KMH	183 KMH
Average 2nd Serve Speed	150 KMH	136 KMH

  SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite, ATP World Tout Site and Australian Open WebSite
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Djokovic downs Murray 3:2 AUS OPEN 2012

    World No. 1 and defending champion Djokovic reached the Australian Open final for the third time on Friday night after edging two-time runner-up Murray in a pulsating semi-final clash in Melbourne.

   Djokovic came back from two sets to one down to win the thriller 6-3, 3-6, 6-7(4), 6-1, 7-5.



   Grande Novak wins 400th career match, faces Nadal in Melbourne final!
   The defending champion will now play 2009 Australian Open winner Rafael Nadal in Sunday’s eagerly-anticipated final.
Congratulations!

Match Statistics

Djokovic(SRB)

Murray(GBR)

1st Serve %

104 of 171 = 61 %

110 of 174 = 63 %

Aces

11

9

Double Faults

6

10

Unforced Errors

69

86

Winning % on 1st Serve

69 of 104 = 66 %

70 of 110 = 64 %

Winning % on 2nd Serve

30 of 67 = 45 %

19 of 64 = 30 %

Winners

49

47

Receiving Points Won

85 of 174 = 49 %

72 of 171 = 42 %

Break Point Conversions

11 of 26 = 42 %

7 of 24 = 29 %

Net Approaches

21 of 28 = 75 %

19 of 27 = 70 %

Total Points Won

184

161

Fastest Serve Speed

203 KMH

215 KMH

Average 1st Serve Speed

189 KMH

184 KMH

Average 2nd Serve Speed

157 KMH

139 KMH

   SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite, Australian Open Official WebSite and ATP Site
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Djokovic beat Ferrer 3:0 AUS OPEN 2012

Novak Djokovic beat David Ferrer 3:0! ( 6:4 / 7:6 / 6:1 )
Congratulations!  

   Djokovic completes a clean sweep for the top four seeds in their respective quartefinals. He will meet fourth seed Andy Murray on Friday.

	Match Statistics
			Djokovic(SRB)		Ferrer(ESP)
	1st Serve %	48 of 91 = 53 %	64 of 98 = 65 %
	Aces	3	2
	Double Faults	0	1
	Unforced Errors	39	36
	Winning % on 1st Serve	34 of 48 = 71 %	39 of 64 = 61 %
	Winning % on 2nd Serve	29 of 43 = 67 %	17 of 34 = 50 %
	Winners	35	18
	Receiving Points Won	42 of 98 = 43 %	28 of 91 = 31 %
	Break Point Conversions	5 of 12 = 42 %	2 of 4 = 50 %
	Net Approaches	21 of 27 = 78 %	10 of 20 = 50 %
	Total Points Won	105	84
	Fastest Serve Speed	199 KMH	193 KMH
	Average 1st Serve Speed	186 KMH	178 KMH
	Average 2nd Serve Speed	151 KMH	145 KMH

  SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite and Australian Open Official Site

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Djokovic beat Hewitt 3:1 AUS OPEN 2012

Djokovic beat Hewitt 3:1 ( 6:1 / 6:3 / 4:6 / 6:3 ) 

   Novle, who is bidding for his 5th Grand Slam title, ended local favourite’s hopes with a 6-1, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 victory in 2 hours and 56 minutes under the lights on packed Rod Laver Arena on Monday.

   Djokovic will play against fifth-seeded David Ferrer for a place in the semi-finals.

   Novak Djokovic and David Ferrer have met eleven times, Novak leads 6-5!

MATCH STATISTICS:


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Djokovic ( Tennis Player ) receives Orthodox award

Novak Djokovic Tennis Player

   International Fund of unity of Orthodox peoples awarded prizes for 2012. Patriarch Theodore II of Alexandria, Mahmut Abbas president of Palestine and Serbian Tennis Player Novak Djokovic.
   The award of the International Fund for the Unity of the Orthodox Peoples is given annually to heads of state and government, speakers of parliament, Orthodox clergy and political leaders for their achievements in establishing economic and political ties in keeping with the traditions of Eastern Christianity. More than 50 people have received the award since it was established several years ago. Along with Mahmoud Abbas, this year’s nominees include Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa Theodore II and famous Serbian tennis-player Novak Djokovic, “a generous charity provider, who helps restore sacred sites in Kosovo and Metohija”.
 
   Djokovic was awarded on the recommendation of the top Serbian Orthodox Church, said in a statement.
 
   Russian Patriarch Kirill said that Djokovic example, not only successful athletes, but also of Orthodox believers, who are "acting in their Hope in God's will", announced today VIA
 
" Also, he has committed, helps many Serbian Orthodox Churches, including the monasteries in Kosovo and Metohija, children and youth funded humanitarian programs ", said the Russian Orthodox Church.
 
   As noted, all Djokovic is my country, Serbia, and Russia's recognition of him is of great importance.
 
" Russia is a sincere friend of my homeland, it is much helped Serbia ", Djokovic said.
 
   Djokovic, who expressed gratitude for the recognition of the International Fund of unity of Orthodox.
  SOURCE:  The Voice Of Russia (radio),  Itar-Tass WebSite,  Novosti(SRB) WebSite
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DJOKOVIC VS YOUNG CHILD! ...funny tennis

AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2012 - RELAXATION TIME!
↓ Djokovic play tennis with young child... ↓
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Novak Djokovic beat Nicolas Mahut 3:0! AUS OPEN 2012

Djokovic achieved another important victory.
Novak in destructive mode!
   Novak has recorded his third consecutive straight-sets win, beating Nicolas Mahut 3:0  ( 6-0, 6-1, 6-1 ). 

   Through three matches, Novak has lost just 10 games.
   Congratulations!

	MATCH STATISTICS
			Djokovic(SRB)		Mahut(FRA)
	1st Serve %	32 of 52 = 62 %	43 of 66 = 65 %
	Aces	7	0
	Double Faults	1	5
	Unforced Errors	8	26
	Winning % on 1st Serve	27 of 32 = 84 %	21 of 43 = 49 %
	Winning % on 2nd Serve	14 of 20 = 70 %	5 of 23 = 22 %
	Winners	31	12
	Receiving Points Won	40 of 66 = 61 %	11 of 52 = 21 %
	Break Point Conversions	8 of 13 = 62 %	0 of 1 = 0 %
	Net Approaches	8 of 12 = 67 %	10 of 22 = 45 %
	Total Points Won	81	37
	Fastest Serve Speed	204 KMH	199 KMH
	Average 1st Serve Speed	186 KMH	182 KMH
	Average 2nd Serve Speed	152 KMH	159 KMH

   The top seed will go for his 11th straight match win in Melbourne when he plays either no.23 seed Milos Raonic or Australian Lleyton Hewitt on Monday.  
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