Djokovic sets new record for Masters titles with Montreal win

Novak Djokovic became the first player to claim five Masters title in one season with a 6-2 3-6 6-4 victory over Mardy Fish in the Montreal final Sunday.
The world number one continued his incredible run of success in 2011 which has seen him claim nine titles, including grand slam triumphs at the Australian Open and Wimbledon.
His only defeat came against Roger Federer in the semifinals of the French Open and he will head to the U.S. Open later this month as a warm favorite.
Djokovic took his career record to 7-0 against American Fish, who was losing for the fourth time in a Masters 1000 final.
The pair shared the first four games until Serbia's Djokovic conjured up a run of four straight games to take command.

But Fish bravely rallied to claim the second set to force the decider which Djokovic won with a single break of service as he wrapped up victory in two hours 23 minutes.
"I'm not getting tired of this (victories), it was a pleasure playing against Mardy. My team and I have done it again," said Djokovic in his on-court interview.
"We played a great match, I had a few lucky points in the third set to break."
He is now 53-1 for the year.
Meanwhile, former U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro won his first round match at the Cincinnati Masters, which started Sunday.
It set up a clash with Roger Federer, his opponent in the final at Flushing Meadows at 2009.
Del Potro was leading Andreas Seppi 4-1 in the first set when the Italian withdrew because of an injured right foot.
The Cincinnati tournament combines an ATP and WTA event for the first time and has already attracted large crowds in Ohio with the likes of Rafael Nadal and Federer practicing.


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