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“Federer is more aggressive here than in any other tournament because the surface and conditions allow him to play very fast. He likes this rhythm. I don’t too much” - Novak Djokovic Slow courts gave Djokovic time to defend. Fast courts took it away. On the fastest courts of...

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Jannik Sinner says he knew mentally that he needed to level up against Djokovic, ‘Against Novak if you want to play even, you need to play your best tennis’ “Novak came in and said you were a level or two above him today. Do you think that was your best match of the tournament today?” Jannik: “I think mentally I knew that I needed to level up. I’ve done it today. That helps me for sure. I worked very hard in the past couple of days having a good rhythm. Thanks to my team who put the body and mind in the position to be as competitive as possible. Against Novak if you want to play even, you need to play your best tennis. I came out and was serving very well today, which helped me. Things could’ve gone a very tough way if he breaks me in the third set. That’s how tennis is. I’m happy I handled the situations as good as I could. Novak is so so tough to play against because you always feel the pressure. It’s not easy. I’m happy about today’s performance.” (via Wimbledon Press)

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