Novak Djokovic has impressed at Wimbledon so far, although he has not faced rivals who could create too many problems for him. After losing a set to Alexandre Muller on his debut, the Serbian legend showed an exceptional level both against Dan Evans in the second round and against his compatriot Miomir Kecmanovic on Centre Court yesterday.

From 1-1, he reeled off six games in a row as Muller sprayed errors around the court. With Djokovic leading 6-1 1-0, the OnlyFans-sponsored Frenchman saved a break point with a forehand winner to get himself on the board again.

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