Australian Open l Novak Djokovic makes history with Murray

The Serbian  Novak Djokovic  made ​​history and British beat  Andy Murray  6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-2 on Rod Laver Arena . He won the  Australia Open for the third time and is the only player in the open era in hacelro. Unstoppable. Murray, winner of Djokovic in the final of the U.S. Open in September, looking to repeat.The match started evenly and none yielded the service. Djokovic and Murray some erratic play short points. Progressively "Nole" imposed his power. Last year, the two players clashed seven times , including two in Grand Slam tournaments. Djokovic won 7-5 in the fifth set of the semifinal at the Australia Open after 4h 50min battle. Murray took his revenge after 4h 34min in the U.S. Open final. The Serb had won all three finals he has played so far in Melbourne (2008, 2011 and 2012) , and achieved the fourth. The last victory of a number 3 on the ATP number 1 in a final of a Grand Slam goes back to 1983: it was the Swede Mats Wilander triumph over Czech Ivan Lend, current coach of Murray.

First set

Djokovic began erratic and annoying , which would be a constant that ended with 25 unforced errors . Murray focused , without risking too much. Both defended the service at every opportunity triggering the tiebreak : 7-2 strong for the Scots. Won 7 to 6 September .

Second set

Djokovic and Murray honed marksmanship strengthened his serve, but things did not change in the second set : the world number one and defending champion of the U.S. Open held service and forced the definition of tie-break . "Nole" won 7-3 , and then the set by 7-6 .

Third set

There he broke the trend that dragged the game and Djokovic could break Murray's serve . Began dominating points and dragged the British unstable . The world number one won it 6-3 with authority .

Fourth set

He noticed the gradual creciemiento Djokovic that this time could break twice Murray service . Nested his game, improved serve and not let his rival shorten the points to advantage . Underwent a Briton with complaints of injury and won 6-2.