Djokovic Unleashes Power, Matches Federer Record in Australian Open Blitz
Melbourne, Australia - Novak Djokovic unleashed a masterclass of power and precision on Sunday, blitzing past Adrian Mannarino 6-0, 6-0, 6-3 to storm into the Australian Open quarterfinals and match Roger Federer's all-time record of 58 Grand Slam quarter-final appearances. The world No. 1 wasn't just efficient, he was ruthless. A whirlwind of backhand lasers and forehand bombs dismantled Mannarino, ranked 62nd in the world, leaving him with mere crumbs of resistance. The Frenchman managed just three games across the entire match, a testament to Djokovic's steely focus and relentless offensive. "It was a performance I wanted to put out there," declared Djokovic, savoring the moment. "Everything clicked - movement, shots, focus. Adrian is a tough competitor, but today, I simply didn't give him any openings. Reaching this quarter-final and tying Roger's record is incredible. He's been a guiding light, and to share this milestone with him is truly