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Djokovic wins China Open
Belgrade/Bejing,
6 October 2013
Serbia's Novak Djokovic won his fourth China Open title after beating Spain’s Rafael Nadal 6-3, 6-4 in the final on Sunday.
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AP
Nadal is back to number one in the ATP Rankings after reaching the final of the tournament in Beijing, but Djokovic, who lost the top spot, has shown that he will not give up the throne too easily.
Djokovic delivered his 16th winning chapter in the 38th installment of the top rivalry of men’s tennis right now and it took him one hour and 27 minutes to do that.
Djokovic delivered his 16th winning chapter in the 38th installment of the top rivalry of men’s tennis right now and it took him one hour and 27 minutes to do that.
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