2015 Wimbledon: Novak Djokovic dominates again, moves into 4th Rd
Novak Djokovic has looked brilliant through three matches at Wimbledon.
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Top seed Novak Djokovic continues to dominate on the grass courts at Wimbledon earning his 10th consecutive Wimbledon victory dating back to his title run last year. Djokovic took out No. 27 Bernard Tomic with relative ease in straight sets (6-3, 6-3, 6-3) on Friday to move on to the fourth round.
Djokovic was dominant on his service games against Tomic, serving up 15 aces to just one double fault. He won 81% of first serve points and was getting his first serve in 71% of the time. Djokovic only faced three break points all match, all of which coming in the first game of the third set, and he fought back from 0-40 to win that game on his way to a quick victory -- only took one hour and 32 minutes.
Djokovic popped 38 winners to just 12 unforced errors against Tomic, who didn't look particularly engaged in the match. Novak, who's always been known as a baseline player, continues to look good at net this tournament and won 18-of-23 net points against Tomic.
No. 14 Kevin Anderson (RSA) will be Djokovic's fourth round opponent after he got a straight set win (6-4, 7-6, 6-3) over Leonardo Mayer.
