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Djokovic: I’m ashamed of my serving

Marco Chiudinelli came out of the blocks quicker and on fire, while Novak Djokovic made a slow start of his second-round match at the Australian Open.

After taking an early slap on the face by the Swiss, Novak shook up and took matters into his own hands to pave his way to the third round, where he will be met by another highly motivated underdog, Uzbekistan’s Denis Istomin. It took nearly three hours for Djokovic to dispose of sturdy Chiudinelli, although the final score might suggest otherwise – 3-6, 6-1, 6-1, 6-3.

Unlike Novak, his compatriot Janko Tipsarevic fell short of clinching a five-set marathon match playing against Tommy Haas, with Djokovic now the sole remaining Serbian player in the men’s draw at the first Grand Slam of the season.
The encounter against Chiudinelli might serve as a wakeup call for world number three Djokovic as he struggled for the first time in the event.
- “Yes, I know my serve was horrible today and I apologise to the coach,” Djokovic said after the match, turning to Todd Martin, who nodded in approval as his protégé singled out the biggest worry point.
Chiudinelli had nothing to lose against odds-on favourite Djokovic and gave a terrific performance in the opening set, and everything was working out for him until Novak upped his game in the second set.
- “Definitely I was frustrated, especially at start of the match, because he was really giving it to me. He was very aggressive and stepping in and using ever opportunity that has been given to him. So automatically I just became too defensive and didn’t really make too much. Just waiting for his mistakes. That was a little issue there, but I managed to make that transition from being defensive to being offensive and changing pace and holding the game in control in the second and third set,” said Djokovic at the post-match press conference.
Although his appearance at the Kooyong Classic event last week suggested Novak might be diversifying his game with more frequent forays to the net, he seemed his old self against Chiudinelli, delivering almost exclusively from baseline.
- “Here are some things that I obviously have to improve in order play better. But, you know, the opening rounds, especially at Australian Open, are where a lot of surprises happen. Opening rounds are a little bit tricky because you’re playing against the players that really have nothing to lose and played a little bit more matches than you. I kind of feel that little pressure,” said Novak.
Djokovic’s next opposition – Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan, ranked 103rd in the world – beat Germany’s Michael Berrer 7-5 6-3 6-4 in the second round.
- “I haven’t had a chance to play against Istomin, but I saw him play against Serbia in our Davis Cup tie against Uzbekistan. He is a tricky player and will be relaxed as he has nothing to lose,” said Djokovic.

Nek mu Ana objasni kako se servira 

Mene je iznenadilo to sto se izvinjava treneru, pa ne igra on za njega vec za sebe..

od djokovicevih igara tod martin jos vise osede

Ma za to izvinjavanje me zabole,nego me brine da sa Martinom ne pocne da nazaduje u igri(nema sumnje da ce poboljsati servis i volej jos vise) ali ja sam Vajdu bas zgotivio a koliko vidim sve je manje i manje u kombinaciji...

Slazem se, izgubice sigurnost sa osnovne linije! Znas, Nole je rekao da su radili taj servis i volej ali ne vidim neki previliki napredak u odnosu na proslu godinu, ajde voleji tu i tamo ali servis je definitivno losiji..