During the last match, Murray soldiered on the match and was ahead of Novak a great deal. Novak didn’t seem to be bothered by Murray leading the first round because he knew where he would deploy his non explainable tactics. Murray thought he would take the cup as he was certain he would beat Novak out of his own game like he did in Rome. But Murray lost it all during the first service in the second set. He made a few errors which resulted to his defeat. From that point, his service became very poor. But Novak knew how and where to apply his tactic in his game. He consecutively slammed Murray to the fourth set. Although the atmosphere of defeat had already been instilled in Murray, he still tried fighting back.

Novak has a close tendency to let his opponents take the first matches and later shows that he was just trying to comprehend their game. He leads by playing softly and tightly until the mood is instilled in the court. He then starts his sprints and start slamming his opponents leaving them ajar. This makes him the protagonist in every game. Novak plays his game pulling the opponent to the baseline of one side and then abruptly re directs the ball to the other side. The opponent gives up knowing that he can’t reach the ball.

In the history of the tennis as a game, no one has ever enchanted four slams as Novak did. This makes him the best man there is in the game positioning him high in the rank. Serena Williams tried to fulfill her pursuit to proof that she could be on the same boat as Djokovic but she was unable because the rules Novak used or rather uses simply couldn’t and can’t be applied by anyone else. Serena was once the world tennis record breaker but it seems that the title shifted to someone else. It is thus predictable that Djokovic will win any game. He may win the full Grand Slam or come out with a gold medal in Rio. Though there isn’t any logistic in that, it has already been proven that principles of tennis don’t apply to Novak Djokovic.

Things were not going on well with former world number one Roger Federer some years back as he went from a prominent superstar to a demising one. This cost him much as he was displaced from the number one spot by Serbian Novak Djokovic. However, he would later regain his form and with rigorous practice he managed to maintain a third spot behind Djokovic and Murray.

On Tuesday, he portrayed the old renowned Federer with an amazing and stunning victory over Mikhail Kukushkin from Kazakhstan. This was a lovely start as the ATP legend player eyes on scooping the seventh title of the many events held at his home nation.

Before returning home this week, the world number two suffered a shock defeat at the hands of Spaniard unheralded Albert Ramos Vinolas. This was unbelievable to many to see the veteran player being knocked out by a lower seeded player in the very initial stage of the Shanghai Masters. Nonetheless, his return home came to a redemption as he demolished Kukushkin 6-1, 6-2 in an anticipated and entertaining match that saw him took just 55 minutes to kick the Kazakhstan player out of the tournament. He started at a high note and with home fan base backing him, he led the initial set by 5-0 and the trend would continue in the second set to clinch the match in a short period.

The world number three claimed that he would have seen his confidence demise if only he would have lost the match. However, the win gave him motive to face other opponents in his upcoming games. He added that this fantastic win dispelled his bad feelings he had since being dumped out in the first stage in the Shanghai Masters. He continued to say that the win marks a possible enticing games in the tournament having in mind that he has been always outstanding in the Basel events.

Federer who has won the grand slam championship in a record 17 times will face German Philipp Kohlschreiber who beat Polish Jerzy Janowicz 6-4, 3-6 and 6-3.Federer also prepares for next month’s London World Tours Finals.

On the other hand, Rafael Nadal will lock horns with Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov who thrashedUkrainian Sergiy Stakhovsky 6-3 6-4.

News of Serena Williams failing to make to the 2015 U.S Open finals was roaming across the globe and may forgot about the anticipating men’s final pitying Federer and Djokovic. The final match of the men’s title saw Djokovic beating Federer 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, and 6-4 to clinch the title. The match was pushed three hours behind due to rain. Djokovic was pleased with the win and claimed that his efforts have produced enticing results this year.

The sweltering heat of the day didn’t favor Federer at all as co-coach Severin Luthi claimed that he would have preferred a hotter weather where the ball could move fast. Djokovic also could be seen uncomfortable with the weather. Federer was later to claim that he made many mistakes that cost him the title and having not played such an offensive game in the campaign, he wasn’t prepared to undertake it.

The year ends in style for Djokovic who recorded a 26-1 win of major titles. The only loss came during the French open when he went down to Stan Wawrinka. If he could have scooped the French Open title, Novak could have broken the record set by Australian Rod Laver in 1969 and become the most successful ATP player in History.

The win gives Novak a 10^th slam win with three titles to his name this season a trend that he achieved in 2011. The top four ATP men are fighting hard to break the 17 awards record set by Federer and it seems that Novak can achieve this if he wins four more titles with Nadal’s career demising day in day out.

Djokovic claimed that he would incorporate the same style he did this year which saw him scoop three titles and is now focused in surpassing Federer with his 17 major titles. Federer has never lost of late with his only loss dating back during the Wimbledon in a four set match that Djokovic won. His SABR-sneak attack by Roger- technique has been instrumental to his achievements. Despite thrashing Djokovic during the Cincinnati court events, Federer has seen a disappointing grand slam loss extending to seven loses out of eight with three years trial of scooping any grand major foreseen.

On Sunday, Roger Federer seeks to win the Wimbledon title against Novak Djokovic, who beat him in last year’s Wimbledon final.

Federer who is 33 years old, proves that age is not an obstacle if you are talented and passionate about succeeding, from his 7-5 7-5 6-4 win to reach the 10^th Wimbledon final.

Federer said,“This is one of the best matches I have ever played in my career.” He added that,“ It is amazing how happy everyone at home is for you, there was applause from the Royal Box as I walked back all the way to the locker room.”

In the 2012 Olympic final, Murray, who also won the Wimbledon in 2013, beat Federer. However, Murray’s victory fell short as he lost four times in the second successive grand slam.

Djokovic, who is the defending champion, previously marched into his 4th Wimbledon final in five years, beating Richard Gasquet in all the three sets. In 2007, Gasquet reached the semis in Southwest London for the last time.

Djokovic said, “The rematch with Federer is probably the biggest challenge I can have.”

“He loves playing here. If am not wrong, this is where he plays his best tennis. “ Djokovic said.

On the other hand, Federer is not thinking of last year’s finals. The only thing he remembers about the match is that it was unbelievably thrilling. He is ready to face Djokovic and says that it is great play him anywhere because of his success.

At 33 years, Federer is marked second as the oldest man to reach Wimbledon final after 39 year old Ken Rosewell (born in 1974)

Djokovic is pursuing his ninth grand slam title, after failing to complete his collection last month at the French’s Open.

All in all, the stage is set. Will Djokovic retain his title?