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WATCH: Daily Mix— Djokovic, Del Potro set for NYC final

ByNina Pantic

Published Sep 09, 2018

NEW YORK—Novak Djokovic will put his 14-4 record against Juan Martin del Potro to the test on Sunday in the US Open final.

Though the head-to-head is one-sided, the match likely won't be. Del Potro brings his best in New York, where won his first Grand Slam back in 2009 and where Argentinian fans carry him through matches. This year, he hasn't needed much help as he's stormed through the draw.

Wimbledon champion Djokovic should be feeling physically ready for anything—which will make things harder for Del Potro.

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WATCH: Daily Mix— Djokovic, Del Potro set for NYC final

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