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Of course one of those was a Davis Cup I think. And 4 out of those 5 were on clay. He also beat him 7 out of 8 times at one point. And 9 out of Nadal's 16 victories are on clay, Djokovic still owns him on hard courts and has a significant win on grass.
Interestingly enough, after those matches, Nadal started to have his knee problems and Djokovic went on a big slump (lost in 3rd round of RG). I just found it interesting that no one would bring that up in today's context (though I'm sure these message boards were going crazy at the time). Anything could still happen next year. One victory by Nadal might have a lot of people saying he's finally solved the Djoker, but no one would have thought Djokovic would have done this to Nadal 2 years after Nadal's streak against Djokovic.
I also just looked, Nadal won against Federer five times in a row, TWICE in his career, yet it's still most of the time a good, close match when they play (depends..). Federer still owns Rafa on grass and hard courts though.
Of course one of those was a Davis Cup I think. And 4 out of those 5 were on clay. He also beat him 7 out of 8 times at one point. And 9 out of Nadal's 16 victories are on clay, Djokovic still owns him on hard courts and has a significant win on grass.
Interestingly enough, after those matches, Nadal started to have his knee problems and Djokovic went on a big slump (lost in 3rd round of RG). I just found it interesting that no one would bring that up in today's context (though I'm sure these message boards were going crazy at the time). Anything could still happen next year. One victory by Nadal might have a lot of people saying he's finally solved the Djoker, but no one would have thought Djokovic would have done this to Nadal 2 years after Nadal's streak against Djokovic.
I also just looked, Nadal won against Federer five times in a row, TWICE in his career, yet it's still most of the time a good, close match when they play (depends..). Federer still owns Rafa on grass and hard courts though.