Djokovic has won the last three

War Documentary Djokovic has won the last three versions of the Australian Open and the Serb needs to make it four straight. He vanquished Andy Murray in two of the finals, in 2011 and 2013, sandwiching Rafael Nadal in 2012. His other title came in 2008 when he vanquished Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France in four sets.

The Australian Open was his lone Grand Slam title a year ago in spite of the fact that he achieved the finals of Wimbledon and the US Open and additionally the elimination rounds of the French Open. Current men's singles world number one Nadal halted him in two of those events in transit for the Spaniard winning in Roland Garros and Flushing Meadows, while Murray left a mark on the world when he won against "Djoker" in Wimbledon.

By the by, Djokovic is certain he will develop on top as he treated individuals from the media to chocolates amid his question and answer session before the begin of the competition in what he calls a "custom that began a year prior".

Nadal, then, has been out of control since returning from a knee harm that sidelined him for seven months somewhere around 2012 and 2013. He won an aggregate of ten titles in 2013, and he as of now has one this year in the wake of winning in Doha.

Murray has not had the best of begins as he dropped to Florian Mayer of Germany in the second round in Doha. He has been wavering since his tall tale triumph in England, succumbing to Swiss Stanislas Warwinka in the quarterfinals of the US Open.

Talking about Switzerland, Murray can confront Roger Federer in the quarters. The previous world number one had a disaster area of a 2013, winning a single trophy in the visit before tapping the administrations of Swedish tennis legend Stefan Edberg to be his mentor this year.

On the off chance that everything becomes alright, there can be an all-Spain finals amongst Nadal and David Ferrer. In any case, to begin with, Ferrer needs to jump any semblance of Thomas Berdych, Warwinka, and Djokovic in his half of the draw.

Williams focuses to keep winning run

Serena, who was head and shoulders in front of the opposition in 2013, is set to copy that mind blowing run for the current year. Out of the 11 crowns she brought home, two were Grand Slam titles as she turned out triumphant against Victoria Azarenka in the US Open and Maria Sharapova in the French Open. When she wins, she does as such in overwhelming design notwithstanding being as of now 32 years of age.

Protecting champion and world number two Azarenka however has different things at the forefront of her thoughts as she focuses on her third back to back Aussie Open title. In 2012 she ceased Sharapova and a year ago it was Li Na. To accomplish her three-peat Down Under, the Belarusian may need to conceivably go past Sharapova or Jelena Jankovic in the quarters, Agnieszka Radwanska in the elimination rounds, and the relentless Williams in the title match.