Novak Djokovic extended his incredible run at the Rome Masters and advanced into the 16th quarter-final. Novak scored a convincing 6-2, 6-2 triumph over Stan Wawrinka at Foro Italico, 14 years after beating the Swiss in the title clash! Djokovic scored his 21st triumph over Wawrinka from 27 encounters and beat him for the 11th time from as many matches at the Masters 1000 level! Djokovic claimed 23 points more than Wawrinka, serving at 75% and defending three out of four break chances. Stan landed 42% of the first serve in and could not do much from there. He gave away over half of the points behind the initial shot and suffered five breaks from seven chances offered to Novak. The Serb tamed his strokes nicely and fired 15 winners and 13 unforced errors to seal the deal in 75 minutes. Stan hit a double fault in the encounter's opening game to suffer a break and push Novak in front.
Novak Djokovic defeated Stan Wawrinka for the 11th time at the Masters 1000 series.Djokovic confirmed the lead with an ace down the T line in the second game, and Wawrinka got his name on the scoreboard in the next one with a powerful serve. Novak brought the fourth game home at love with an unreturned serve, and Stan responded with another powerful serve in game five to remain within one break deficit. Djokovic delivered the sixth game with a service winner, the most dominant stroke so far. The Serb placed a perfect drop shot winner in the seventh game for another break. He closed the opener with an unreturned serve in the next one for 6-2 in 30 minutes.
Wawrinka squandered game points at the beginning of the second set and got broken when his backhand hit the net. Novak netted a forehand in the second game to face the first break point and saved it after Stan's backhand mistake. The Serb faced two more break chances in the fourth game, fending them off with winners and opening a 3-1 lead after a drop shot winner. Djokovic broke again in game five after Wawrinka's loose backhand to extend the advantage and move closer to the finish line. Wawrinka pulled one break back in game six after Djokovic's loose forehand before losing serve at 15 after a double fault to find himself 5-2 behind. Novak served for the victory in game eight and closed it at love with a volley winner that propelled him into the last eight.
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