He’s got that tremendous power with forehand and serve. His backhand also has improved a lot in the last couple of years.”

Zverev never properly recovered from blowing his early chance, when he broke for 5-4 and served for the first set. Djokovic, who has hit another pitch here after a mixed run on clay, sensed the German faltering and took his chance.

From that point on he had the mental edge as Zverev struggled. The end was limp, Zverev planting a backhand long. It looked as if he had been released from prison.

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