Roger Federer vs Novak Djoković

[Barty]

XXXVII mecz (Federer 20-17)

2015 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships final, Dubai, hard, Federer d. Djokovic 63 75



Federer captured a seventh crown at a third different tournament in hoisting the Dubai trophy, defeating Djokovic to retain the title. The 33-year-old Swiss, who was contesting his ninth final in 12 visits to this ATP World Tour 500 hard-court tournament, improved his overall tour-level finals record to 84-42.Djokovic, Federer

Federer served four aces in the 37-minute opener and became the fourth player (since 1991) to hit 9000 aces when he fired down a service winner at the start of the sixth game of the second set. He would pounce in the 11th game, breaking Djokovic with a forehand winner to lead 6-5. Federer faltered slightly serving for the match and was forced to save a seventh break point, before sealing victory at the second time of asking in 84 minutes.

"I think it's really become a very nice rivalry," said Federer. "I think we play very nicely against each other, and it seems people like the way we play against each other, as well. I don't think we have to adjust our games very much against each other, which I think is nice, as well. We can just play our game, and then the better man wins."

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[Damian]

XXXVIII mecz (Federer 20-18)

2015 BNP Paribas Open final, hard, Djokovic d. Federer 63 67(5) 62


Novak Djokovic needed three sets to beat Federer in the 2015 BNP Paribas Open final.

In a rematch of the 2014 final, Novak Djokovic fended off Roger Federer again to win his fourth title in Indian Wells. Neither had dropped a set en route to their 38th meeting, and the Serb withstood nerves and wild momentum shifts to successfully defend his title with a two hour, 17-minute victory.

The win clinched Djokovic's 50th ATP World Tour title and his 21st ATP World Tour Masters 1000 title.

"I thought overall it was a great match from my side, very solid, great intensity, great commitment to hit every ball," said Djokovic. "I was very focused in the present moment."

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[Damian]

XXXIX mecz (Federer 20-19)

2015 Internazionali BNL d'Italia final, clay, Djokovic d. Federer 64 63

Novak Djokovic entered the Rome final on the heels of a ruthless run of results and left with a 22-match win streak, his fourth ATP World Tour Masters 1000 crown of the year and fourth at the prestigious tournament. Djokovic triumphed in just 76 minutes, claiming 86 per cent of first serve points and firing 19 winners.

Federer was ruthless off the ground against Stan Wawrinka in the semi-finals, but with Djokovic standing tall and taking the ball early, he found himself struggling to make inroads from the back of the court.

The Swiss would have his moments of brilliance, powering a backhand winner down the line to save a second break point in the second game of the second set, but it was not enough. Djokovic took the early lead with a break for 2-0 and did not stumble from then on.

[Jacuszyn]

XL mecz (20-20)

2015 Wimbledon final, London, grass, Djokovic d. Federer 76(1) 67(10) 64 63

For a second straight year in the Wimbledon final, Novak Djokovic triumphed over seven-time champion Roger Federer. He became the first player since Federer in 2007 to successfully defend his title at the All England Club.

Djokovic and Federer had advanced with straight-sets wins in their semi-final matches, respectively against Richard Gasquet and Andy Murray, and little separated the World No. 1 and No. 2 through the first two sets of the final. Djokovic saved two set points at 5-6 in the first set, then proceeded to win 14 of 15 points. In a dramatic second set, Federer fought off seven set points - including six in the tie-break - before drawing level. Djokovic responded with a break early in the third set and needed one more break in the fourth to set him on his way to his 200th Grand Slam match win and ninth major title.

"I was aware coming onto the court, that Roger would play his best when it matters the most. He pushes you to limits," said Djokovic.

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[Damian]

• CLOSER LOOK AT DJOKOVIC vs. FEDERER: For the third time in Cincinnati and 41st time in their careers, Djokovic and Federer face off. The FedEx Head 2 Head rivalry between Djokovic and Federer goes back nearly a decade, with the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds tied at 20 wins.

Spoiler:

- After 10 matches in their rivalry, Federer led his FedEx Head 2 Head with Djokovic 7-3.
- After 20 matches in their rivalry, Federer led his FedEx Head 2 Head with Djokovic 13-7.
- After 30 matches in their rivalry, Federer led his FedEx Head 2 Head with Djokovic 16-14.
- Djokovic has won three straight meetings against Federer, most recently the 2015 Wimbledon final.
- Djokovic is looking to beat Federer four straight times for first time (four times won three in a row).
- Djokovic has never led in the rivalry. With a win, he could take the head-to-head lead for first time.
- Federer and Djokovic have met 17 times at ATP Masters 1000 events (Djokovic leads 9-8).
- Djokovic is also one-up on Federer in Grand Slam matches, leading their series at majors 7-6.
- Djokovic is 9-5 in finals against Federer, winning 3 straight and 6 of the last 7 since 2012 Cincinnati.
- Federer won the 2009 & 2012 Cincinnati F over Djokovic in straight sets (13 of 19 games in both).
- Djokovic saved match points to beat Federer in both the 2010 and 2011 US Open semi-finals.
- Federer ended Djokovic’s 43-match win streak in the 2011 Roland Garros semi-finals.

[Barty]

XLI mecz (Federer 21-20)

2015 Western & Southern Open final, hard, Federer d. Djokovic 76(1) 63

The top two seeds were locked at 20-20 in their FedEx ATP Head2Head series going into the final as Djokovic was bidding to win his first title in Cincinnati and complete a Career Golden Masters. The Serb had won their three previous meetings, but Federer's aggressive mentality in cruising through the main draw saw him full of confidence for Sunday's final against the World No. 1.

The Swiss won 40 per cent of return points entering the encounter and pressed for an early break immediately. Djokovic saved a trio of break points in the third game and another after a six-minute fifth game. The opener would proceed to a tie-break, where Federer would snatch an early mini-break and power through to take the first set, 7/1 in the tie-break. Federer would continue applying pressure on the Djokovic serve as the match progressed, surging to a 3-0 lead in the second set after the top seed double faulted to hand the initial break to the Swiss. He would hold serve to the finish line, striking 32 winners and seven aces in total to win his seventh ATP World Tour Masters 1000 title in Cincinnati.

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[grzes430]

XLII mecz (21-21)

2015 US Open final, hard, Djokovic d. Federer 64 57 64 64

A three-hour rain delay could not stop Djokovic from capping the 2015 Grand Slam season with his third such title of the year and 10th overall. Djokovic won his second US Open crown, overcoming Federer in four sets under the lights on Arthur Ashe Stadium. The World No. 1 Serb's 10 major titles made him the eighth player to win double digit crowns.

Djokovic was forced to battle against the Swiss second seed as well as the pro-Federer crowd that included a bevy of celebrities, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Hugh Jackman and Bradley Cooper. Under the watchful eye of Eva Asderaki-Moore, the first female chair umpire to preside over a US Open men's singles final, the World No. 1 took a tumble in the opening set. Playing on with a scraped knee and elbow, the Serb prevailed to win the opening set, snapping Federer's winning streak of 28 sets, the third-best of his career.

Djokovic entered the match with a 13-1 record against Federer when winning the first set, while Federer was 0-3 against top-ranked players in major finals. In the end, neither trend would change. After splitting the second and third sets, the Serb secured an immediate break in the first game of the fourth set and appeared to have the match in hand after snatching a second break for 5-2. But like he has done his entire career, Federer would not go down without a fight.

The second seed got one of the breaks back with an aggressive return game, capped by a slick drop shot approach after pushing Djokovic well behind the baseline with deep forehands. Federer would consolidate for 5-4 and had a sniff at completing the stunning comeback with two break points at 15/40 to draw level. Djokovic was too clutch when it mattered most, surviving three break chances in the final game to emerge victorious and hoist his second US Open trophy and 10th at the Grand Slam stage.

Djokovic gave credit to the 34-year-old Federer, stating that "he's still improving and keeps on going." "I have tremendous respect for Roger and what his game [presents] to me and any other player," said the World No. 1, who has bagged three majors in the same season for the first time since 2011. "It's been an incredible season. Next to [the] 2011 season, probably the best of all my life," said the Serb, adding that he's enjoying it more now because he's a husband and a father. "[It] makes it even more sweeter."

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[Joao]

[Damian]

XLIII mecz (Federer 22-21)

2015 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, hard, Federer d. Djokovic 75 62

After four losses in six match-ups with the World No. 1 in 2015, six-time champion Roger Federer defeated Novak Djokovic 7-5, 6-2 in round-robin action at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals. Federer’s straight-sets victory, coupled with Kei Nishikori’s three-set 7-5, 3-6, 6-3 decision over Tomas Berdych, meant he qualified for the Group Stan Smith semi-finals.

The Swiss broke their FedEx ATP Head2Head deadlock and moved ahead 22-21 with the victory. Djokovic, who tied the series with a four-set win in the 2015 US Open final, has never had more victories than Federer in their rivalry, which dates back to the ATP Masters 1000 Monte-Carlo in 2006.

Both players looked sharp early on, especially on serve, but Federer seized the momentum, taking the opening set 7-5 in 44 minutes. He would keep rolling in the second set, totaling 19 winners and a like number of unforced errors in closing out the match in one hour and 17 minutes.

Federer won 75 per cent (27 of 36) of his first-serve points, and converted four of eight break-point opportunities. Djokovic had been riding a 23-match win streak since falling to Federer in the Cincinnati final.

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[Damian]

XLIII mecz (22-22)

2015 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals final, hard, Djokovic d. Federer 63 64

Djokovic completed his argument for one of the greatest seasons of all time on the ATP World Tour, capping a historic campaign with a record fourth consecutive Barclays ATP World Tour Finals crown. It was déjà vu with their second meeting of the week at The O2 in London, coming on the heels of Federer's 7-5, 6-2 triumph in Group Stan Smith play.

Djokovic, who improved to 18-1 at the Final Showdown over the course of his four straight title runs, won his 11th title of 2015 and 59th overall at the tour-level.

In their previous meeting, Federer successfully controlled the baseline and found success on Djokovic's first serve - winning 49 per cent of points. But the Serb was too steady in the final and Federer's 31 unforced errors were too much to overcome. Djokovic secured a pair of breaks in the first set - in the third and ninth games - and claimed the lone break in the second set to seal the victory.

"I'm obviously very proud to have these achievements with my team," said Djokovic during the trophy ceremony. "It's been a long season, but the best of my life. Without their support and my family, I wouldn't be where I am. I'm just trying to cherish every moment at this level. As a kid growing up, you dream to be at tournaments like this and fighting for the biggest trophies in sport."

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[DUN I LOVE]

Nole w 2016 może wyrównać kilka istotnych osiągnięć Rogera:
5 YE#1;
6 WTF;
9 HC Slams (potrzebuje AO i USO);
3 sezon z 3 WS (Federer 2004, '06, '07);
Co najmniej srebrny medal na IO;
47 najważniejszych tytułów (teraz Federer 17+24+6, Djoković 10+26+5);

[DUN I LOVE]

STAN NA DZIEŃ: 22.02.2016 rok

(wiek 28 lat, 9 miesiący)

Roger Federer vs Novak Djoković
Turnieje/Finały 62/24 - 61/26
(Masters/Finały) 17/12 - 27/12
(WTF/Finały) 4/1 - 5/0
(GS/Finały) 16/6 - 11/6
Ranking 2 - 1
Ilość tyg jako #1: 285 - 187
Ilość wygranych sezonów (Year End #1): 5 - 4

Konkurencja: młodsi Nadal, Djoković, Murray - stands alone

Wyniki Rogera pochodzą z dnia 08.05.2010 r.

[grzes430]

Właśnie doszedłem do wniosku, że nie ma sensu porównywać osiągnięć Serba do tych Federera czy y chociażby Nadal. Dlaczego? Bo przy każdej okazji na pierwszy plan wychodzi, że oni mieli konkurencję, a on nie. Tego nikt nie jest w stanie przeskoczyć i dalsze dywagacje na ten temat powinny lądować w koszu.
Oddajmy Rogerowi co Rogerowe, Nadalowi co Nadalowe, a Djokovic niech dalej ośmiesza ATP swoimi rekordami, które i tak będą podważane.

[Robertinho]

Właśnie doszedłem do wniosku, że nie ma sensu porównywać osiągnięć Serba do tych Federera czy y chociażby Nadal. Dlaczego? Bo przy każdej okazji na pierwszy plan wychodzi, że oni mieli konkurencję, a on nie. Tego nikt nie jest w stanie przeskoczyć i dalsze dywagacje na ten temat powinny lądować w koszu.
Oddajmy Rogerowi co Rogerowe, Nadalowi co Nadalowe, a Djokovic niech dalej ośmiesza ATP swoimi rekordami, które i tak będą podważane.

Głównie w miejscach podobnych temu forum, dodajmy. Także bez przesady.

[grzes430]

Dużo poważniej biorę opinie i komentarze ludzi niezwiązanych z żadnymi umowami czyli takich jak tu na forum niż tych wszystkich gwiazd, które zaśpiewają wszystko jeśli tylko dostaną odpowiedni czek.

[Robertinho]

Za bardzo się przejmujesz naszym ględzeniem. Wolałbym, żebyś jednak polemizował. Moim zdaniem Djokovic dostarczył niemało argumentów, by nas przygwoździć. Zresztą mam swoją teorię na temat aż takiego poziomu narzekania na ZET. Podam dwie liczby: 12 i 6. Kto odgadnie, co się za nimi kryje, temu stawiam browara, lub daję dzień spamu na forum. Nie wiem co prawda, co dostanie Dawid, który pewnie szybko to wydedukuje, a żadna z tych rzeczy go nie interesuje(bo nie pije, a spamuje i tak do woli), ale coś się wymyśli.

[DUN I LOVE]

Karnet możesz mi opłacić w Pure.

Pogłówkuję później.12 lat temu pojawił się Nadal i zgwałcił naszą psychikę. Pierwsze, co mi przyszło na myśl.

[Robertinho]

Nic Ci nie opłacę. Pudło haniebne. No dalej, myśleć, kombinować.

[Mario]

Bo 12 dzielone na 6 daje 2, a tylko taką ocenę trzeźwo myślący człowiek może wystawić ZET (1 wtedy, gdy nie wychodziliby na kort)?

[DUN I LOVE]

6 finałów WS Federer przegrał z Nadalem.