Novak Djokovic is trying to set apart from Nadal and Federer,says Davenport
Speaking to reporters on Saturday the three-time Grand Slam winner Lindsay Davenport commented on the upcoming Australian Open men's singles final between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal who will face each other for the 47th time on Sunday. “Obviously the big push for Rafa in the off-season has been his serve and trying to get it onto the opponents much faster, that allows him to then play offence on the second or third shot. The toughest person to do that against is Novak. I think it’ll for sure be five sets. They’re both playing amazing, they both want this more than anything. If Novak wins this he’s going for the career slam again (holding all four titles at once). I think he’s always trying to set himself apart from the other two. He comes in with this fire – it’s crazy what he brings to these finals.”
Pat Cash said: “I’m not sure these guys are that bothered about it but I think, for Roger, it’s really important for him to finish on top. He loves the records, and I think that’s one of the reasons he’s decided to play the clay-court season and be sharp for Wimbledon.
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