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	He lost a set for the first time to Simon, before the match ended 6-3, 6-7(1), 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. The match lasted over four hours and 32 minutes to reach the quarter-finals of a 27th successive grand slam.</div>
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	During his interview on the court, a fan shouted: &quot;No more dropshots&quot;. Djokovic laughed before saying: &quot;I hate to say ... but you&#39;re absolutely right.&quot;</div>
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	He will next play Kei Nishikori.</div>
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Djokovic manages to win

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Djokovic manages to win

World's No.1 tennis player Novak Djokovic managed to beat France's Gilles Simon in the fourth round match at the Australian Open tennis tournament, despite over 100 unforced errors.

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