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Djokovic wins Masters Cup
Shanghai,
16 November 2008
Third-ranked Novak Djokovic won his first Masters Cup title with a 6-1, 7-5 win Sunday over Nikolay Davydenko in the season-ending tournament.
Novak Djokovic
Author:
AFP
Djokovic twice broke the serve of No. 5 Davydenko to establish a 5-0 lead, then two games later saved two break points before taking the opening set.
The Russian saved two match points at 5-3 down before breaking back to tie at 5-5. The 21-year-old Serb replied with a break in the next game before holding his serve to secure a title.
Djokovic collects a check for $1.34 million and moves within ten points of second-ranked Roger Federer in the year-end ATP Race standings.
The Russian saved two match points at 5-3 down before breaking back to tie at 5-5. The 21-year-old Serb replied with a break in the next game before holding his serve to secure a title.
Djokovic collects a check for $1.34 million and moves within ten points of second-ranked Roger Federer in the year-end ATP Race standings.
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