Djokovic Cruises Past Maestrelli into the Third Round of the Australian Open

The match lasted two hours and 15 minutes, and the victory marked Djokovic’s 101st win at the Australian Open overall.

“I didn’t know much about my opponent until a few days ago. That happens to me more and more often, but the respect is always there. I never underestimate anyone. He has a strong serve, he’s aggressive, he lacks experience on the big stage, but he can move up the rankings,” said the world No. 4.

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During the match, Djokovic also executed a behind-the-back shot, which the organizers replayed on the screen during his post-match interview.

“There has to be some variation. I worked on this a lot during my preparations, so I’m glad it worked,” he joked, before adding:

“I’m glad I didn’t embarrass myself. It went over the net, but there are many players who do it better than I do, including the tweener. The last time I tried a between-the-legs shot, I nearly injured myself.”

Djokovic, who has won 24 Grand Slam titles so far, will face the winner of the Van de Zandschulp - Shang match in the third round.

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