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Djokovic too good for Berdych again at Miami Open

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Novak Djokovic continued his dominance over Tomas Berdych with a straight-sets win in their Miami Open quarter-final.
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The Serbian world number one made it 23 wins in 25 matches against Czech Berdych, claiming a 6-3 6-3 victory to move into the last four on Wednesday.

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The win was also Djokovic's 10th consecutive over Berdych, an incredible streak dating back to 2013.

A Berdych victory never looked likely at the ATP 1000 event, broken on his opening two service games to be immediately on the back foot.

Djokovic, a two-time defending champion in Florida, broke in the opening game of the second set.

He required a medical timeout for treatment on his back before closing out his victory in one hour, 40 minutes.

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Awaiting him in the last four is David Goffin, who beat Gilles Simon earlier in the day.

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