Rafael Nadal and Djokovic both of them are great tennis player. Nadal has had a shaky time since losing the Wimbledon final to Novak Djokovic and he was broken in only the fifth game. But that merely fired the Spaniard up and he promptly reeled off four games in a row to clinch the set. He should have levelled the match but he blew a 40-0 lead and five set points in all in the same game as Nadal broke back, and Kazakh then missed another two chances on his opponent’s serve. Nadal is a player ranked 98th in the world who recently ended an 18-match losing streak on the ATP World Tour did not sound like the most testing of opponents for the world No2. Djokovic, his appetite for more grand slam titles still driving him, was in a ruthless mood and showing little charity to his ailing opponent. Djokovic said that he really don't mind that he spend less time on the court. The Serbian has lost just two matches this year, claiming the Wimbledon and Australian Open titles along the way, but his intentions for the next two weeks are clear and his main rivals have been put on notice. He also said that ay this moment more than ever, he know that he can actually perform equally well on any surface.