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• There was nothing but admiration here, though, as Djokovic made the sort of blistering start that squashed any notion of a shock Baccarat
  
  The Dutch qualifier, Tim van Rijthoven, awaits in the fourth round after a fairytale run on his Wimbledon debut and Djokovic will only be too happy to reprise his role as the villain Baccarat
  
  A stunning forehand winner drew a nod of approval from Djokovic and Kecmanovic showed plenty of heart and desire to save two break points in a gruelling nine-minute game at 3-2 Baccarat
  
  Thirteen years separate the pair born in Belgrade but it is hard to envisage even a distant future where the defending champion is overthrown by his heir-apparent Baccarat
  
  A sublime lob sealed the set and Kecmanovic was already trudging back to his chair, head bowed knowingly, before the ball bounced inside the baseline Baccarat
  
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  Hero worship might have hampered Kecmanovic’s talents, but he was still the No 25 seed and proved his grand slam credentials by reaching the fourth round in Melbourne Baccarat
  
  There was little worth reading into that though Baccarat
  
  Playing on Centre Court for the first time, Kecmanovic handed over the opening break in a torrid service game featuring three unforced errors and a double fault Baccarat
  
  The final set followed a similar theme but Kecmanovic, to his credit, put up a fight until the bitter end Baccarat
  
  That was of no consolation here though as a crowd deprived of a contest did their best to offer encouragement, launching into wild applause after Kecmanovic finally ended a streak of seven games lost in succession Baccarat
  
  That was a version of Djokovic still struggling for form post-Australia, though, and that Kecmanovic was able to make the second set a closer contest felt like a victory in itself Baccarat
  
  If some quiet murmurs of doubt have remained since the Australian Open furore, there can be no disputing Djokovic’s status as a resounding favourite now Baccarat
  
  The break always felt like a matter of inevitability though and even Kecmanovic’s best efforts couldn’t put a lasting dent in Djokovic’s immense defence Baccarat
  
  Djokovic had already appeared ominously close to his best in a ruthless second-round victory over Thanasi Kokkinakis, but this was a mesmerising performance that bounded close to the realms of perfection, taking the first set to love and completing a 6-0 6-3 6-4 victory in under two hours Baccarat
  
  This was an emphatic victory and one that assured it will require an extraordinary display to prise the trophy out of Djokovic’s hands Baccarat
  
  There were flashes of brilliance, outlasting Djokovic in drumming rallies or procuring a winner at full stretch, but it was never more than that and few would have fared much better Baccarat
  
  RecommendedWimbledon LIVE: Novak Djokovic and Cameron Norrie in action after Heather Watson reaches fourth roundHeather Watson reaches Wimbledon fourth round with steely win over Kaja JuvanWimbledon spectators cite Federer absence for fewer international fans in 2022Kecmanovic managed to take a set off Djokovic when the pair met on clay at the Serbian Open earlier this year Baccarat
  
  By the time he did manage to settle, the first set had already been surrendered to love with less than half an hour played Baccarat
  
  After being broken twice, he took advantage as Djokovic’s first-serve dropped off as the finish line came into sight and three unforced errors handed back one of the breaks tamely Baccarat
  
  They say familiarity breeds contempt and there was certainly no mercy shown as Novak Djokovic thrashed his friend and fellow Serbian Miomir Kecmanovic to reach the Wimbledon fourth round Baccarat
  
  The 35-year-old is vying for his fourth consecutive title in SW19 and there are few reasonable threats to that record Baccarat
  
  This was Djokovic at his peak and in his pomp, leathering groundstrokes into the corners with barely a huff and reeling off sumptuous drop volleys as though playing an exhibition Baccarat
  
  
  
  This was Djokovic at his peak and in his pomp, leathering groundstrokes into the corners with barely a huff and reeling off sumptuous drop volleys as though playing an exhibition Baccarat
  
  They say familiarity breeds contempt and there was certainly no mercy shown as Novak Djokovic thrashed his friend and fellow Serbian Miomir Kecmanovic to reach the Wimbledon fourth round Baccarat
  
  If some quiet murmurs of doubt have remained since the Australian Open furore, there can be no disputing Djokovic’s status as a resounding favourite now Baccarat
  
  The final set followed a similar theme but Kecmanovic, to his credit, put up a fight until the bitter end Baccarat
  
  After being broken twice, he took advantage as Djokovic’s first-serve dropped off as the finish line came into sight and three unforced errors handed back one of the breaks tamely Baccarat
  
  A sublime lob sealed the set and Kecmanovic was already trudging back to his chair, head bowed knowingly, before the ball bounced inside the baseline Baccarat
  
  Hero worship might have hampered Kecmanovic’s talents, but he was still the No 25 seed and proved his grand slam credentials by reaching the fourth round in Melbourne Baccarat
  
  The break always felt like a matter of inevitability though and even Kecmanovic’s best efforts couldn’t put a lasting dent in Djokovic’s immense defence Baccarat
  
  A stunning forehand winner drew a nod of approval from Djokovic and Kecmanovic showed plenty of heart and desire to save two break points in a gruelling nine-minute game at 3-2 Baccarat
  
  There was little worth reading into that though Baccarat
  
  This was an emphatic victory and one that assured it will require an extraordinary display to prise the trophy out of Djokovic’s hands Baccarat
  
  The 35-year-old is vying for his fourth consecutive title in SW19 and there are few reasonable threats to that record Baccarat
  
  The Dutch qualifier, Tim van Rijthoven, awaits in the fourth round after a fairytale run on his Wimbledon debut and Djokovic will only be too happy to reprise his role as the villain Baccarat
  
  Thirteen years separate the pair born in Belgrade but it is hard to envisage even a distant future where the defending champion is overthrown by his heir-apparent Baccarat
  
  There was nothing but admiration here, though, as Djokovic made the sort of blistering start that squashed any notion of a shock Baccarat
  
  Baccarat
  
  RecommendedWimbledon LIVE: Novak Djokovic and Cameron Norrie in action after Heather Watson reaches fourth roundHeather Watson reaches Wimbledon fourth round with steely win over Kaja JuvanWimbledon spectators cite Federer absence for fewer international fans in 2022Kecmanovic managed to take a set off Djokovic when the pair met on clay at the Serbian Open earlier this year Baccarat
  
  Playing on Centre Court for the first time, Kecmanovic handed over the opening break in a torrid service game featuring three unforced errors and a double fault Baccarat
  
  Djokovic had already appeared ominously close to his best in a ruthless second-round victory over Thanasi Kokkinakis, but this was a mesmerising performance that bounded close to the realms of perfection, taking the first set to love and completing a 6-0 6-3 6-4 victory in under two hours Baccarat
  
  That was a version of Djokovic still struggling for form post-Australia, though, and that Kecmanovic was able to make the second set a closer contest felt like a victory in itself Baccarat
  
  By the time he did manage to settle, the first set had already been surrendered to love with less than half an hour played Baccarat
  
  That was of no consolation here though as a crowd deprived of a contest did their best to offer encouragement, launching into wild applause after Kecmanovic finally ended a streak of seven games lost in succession Baccarat
  
  There were flashes of brilliance, outlasting Djokovic in drumming rallies or procuring a winner at full stretch, but it was never more than that and few would have fared much better Baccarat