Novak Djokovic out to make most of his moment

Novak Djokovic, entering the 141st week of his career at number one in the world and fresh off a milestone fifth Miami Masters title, just wants to keep up the pace as long as he can.

I’m feeling confident and physically fit,” Djokovic said Sunday after a gritty three-set triumph over Andy Murray in the Miami final.

That’s what I’m thinking about right now,” added the 27-year-old Serb, who goes into the European claycourt season highlighted by the French Open having won the three biggest tournaments of the first quarter of the year: the Australian Open and both the Indian Wells and Miami Masters.

Djokovic overpowers Murray for fifth Miami Masters title With 4,000 points separating him from Federer at number two in the world, Djokovic is poised to finish at number one in the world for the fourth time in five years.

Djokovic became the first player to sweep the back-to-back titles at Indian Wells and Miami for a third time.

Novak Djokovic beats Andy Murray in 4 sets to win his 5th Australian Open title