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Legend
Djokovic's dominance of 2011 caught everyone by surprise. There was nothing to suggest it would happen. At the end of 2010, Roger and Nadal had ended the year as the top-2 ranked players for 6 consecutive years, had won 10 of the last 11 slams, and 21 of the last 24 slams. Djokovic had established himself a force in the game, having won a slam, the WTF, and multiple Masters titles. But he trailed Federer 6-13, and trailed Nadal 7-16 (and had never beaten him in a final). Having won 3 consecutive slams in 2010, it seemed almost a given that 2011 would be the year of Nadal.
So what happened? Djokovic has credited Serbia's 2010 Davis Cup win as the motivating factor.
Great Britain is in the 2015 Davis Cup final, and has an excellent chance of winning. I'm just saying.
So what happened? Djokovic has credited Serbia's 2010 Davis Cup win as the motivating factor.
Great Britain is in the 2015 Davis Cup final, and has an excellent chance of winning. I'm just saying.