The Djoker is back, one-way final. - Part 1 The unbreakable tennis robot, Novak Djokovic, is back: second consecutive Slam, 14th in total, third US Open, an insurmountable regularity even for the smashing forehand of Juan Martin del Potro. The tennis Nole plays pays its effort. It's not going to be never so varied, or so unpredictable, or so spectacular, but it has the ferocious effectiveness to get you down to your knees. It exhaust any opponent and certainly has its charm. It seems to have been built especially for tennis played in the courts nowdays where any surface is far more regular and regularized than in the past when different skills were needed to win on clay, on grass and on hardcourt. Now everything is moving towards an uniformity slowness and rapid rebounds. Djokovic is the more perfect and pragmatic player ever seen, better, at his best, than anyone else including Federer an Nadal at their best too. That's why he has the overall better winning percentage of all players and why he is ahead both with Federer and Nadal in the head-to-head meetings. Started at a good pace by both, tactically the final match of the US Open has developed immediately on the predictable track of two schemes: accelerations as soon as possible by Juan Martin Del Potro, defence maneuvers and counterattacks by Novak Djokovic. As Djokovic predicted his backhand on the left diagonal was clearly the key to stop the Argentine to unleash his blowing forehand from the right. Nole went on and on not to allow it, keeping DelPo nailed there with deep and angled shots. Another key was the return on serve impressive percentage (more than 90%) of Nole that forced DelPo to fight almost for every point. He allowed very few free points because he was not forcing anything and therefore making very few errors. Down on Del Potro service 40-0 Djokovic made anyway the break on 4-3 of first set, Nole advantage. Nole was very good in response, of course, but the faults were more from the Argentine, which failed two easy shots. At the service for the set, Djokovic closed easily at the first opportunity: 6-3. The Serbian ordered and solid tennis made a huge difference giving him the edge to the victory in the second set too. In the third game Nole won a new break point and as he won his serve too it was 3-1. At that point a resume for DelPo it would have been very hard.