Djokovic: "It's a shame that can't be two winners"

Novak Djokovic lamented that can’t be two winners after beating Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open final in five sets after about six hours of party, the Serb said that we both two have made history.

"It's a shame that there can be two winners, because today's match will go down in history. I wish to Rafa and his team all the best of luck for the rest of the season, I hope so many parties and late," said Djokovic after collecting the trophy credited as the first Grand Slam champion in 2012.

The current world No. 1 wanted to thank all the support in Australia. "I want to thank my coach, girlfriend and all my family for all the years leading up to my side, supporting me both personally and professionally, you are my greatest support. This title wouldn’t be impossible without you" he said.

Djokovic, also agreed the public of Melbourne Park, where it feels like home. "This audience, God, you are amazing. When you come to Australia, no matter what your home country, because here all the players feel loved. And I want to thank all the support the Serbian public, which is both here and in their homes, "thanked.

Finally, three-time champion Australia, she burst into praise with the organization of the tournament. "I want to thank, of course, all the sponsors that makes this tournament, plus all the volunteers and workers. I’m sorry if i forget someone. Thanks everyone and see you next year" ended the champion.

Nadal: "I just passed a drug test ... expected surprise after all"

The Spanish tennis player and gave his opinion two days ago on allegations of doping. A day earlier, Toni Nadal, Rafa's uncle and coach, sent another clear message: "The French can wait forever," referring to a positive result.

USA Team takes the win vs Switzerland

United States confirmed its presence in the quarterfinals of the Davis Cup 2012 after meeting on the fast track its commitment to Switzerland. Despite act without Roddick, playing on clay and Federer have faces, pupils Courier signed the big surprise of the first round.

Roger Federer had many illusions in this edition of the Davis Cup. Therefore, he decided to play for the first time since 2004 a first round in which he led the group with his partner Stanislas Wawrinka. Acting as local and across the U.S. have chose clay as the playing surface and the Forum Fribourg in the Swiss city as a stage play.Both gave their commitments in the first game against Mardy Fish and John Isner respectively, and the doubles on Saturday before the duo formed by Mardy Fish and Mike Bryan (4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 after two hours and eighteen minutes of play). Jim Courier's charges, although not count for the occasion with Andy Roddick, ranked by the front door to the quarterfinals, where he now will face either France well into Canada, qualifying for the moment is matched (1 -1), which takes place in Vancouver in the early morning Spanish.

Argentina also closed on the fast track their place in the quarterfinals. The runners of the competition effect resolved with more facilities than those provided for his visit to the clay of Stechert Arena in Bamberg. The duo consists of David Nalbandian albiceleste and Eduardo Schwank up for a defeat to the Germans Tommy Haas and Philipp Petzschner (3-6, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 after three hours) to confirm its presence in the next phase, which will see them, and at home, with Japan and Croatia.Croatia thrown off the balance of land beside Nippon. The pair formed by Ivan Dodig and Ivo Karlovic beat the couple formed by Tatsuma Ito local and Yuichi Sugita (6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 after two hours and fifty minutes) and leave the Balkan to a single victory (1-2) to close its presence in the quarterfinals.

The Czech Republic solved the tie against Italy (3-0) to use your partner's new owner, Tomas Berdych and Radek Stepanek, who had no problems with the transalpine duo formed by Daniele Bracciali and Potito Starace (6-3, 6 -4, 6-2 after an hour and fifty-eight minutes). The Czechs will meet in the next round against Serbia or Sweden. Visitors on Saturday widened the tie to be played on the cement of Cair Hala Nis to win the doubles. The pair formed by Johan Brunstrom and Robert Lindstedt beat the pairing of Janko Tipsarevic and Nenad Zimonjic in five sets (3-6, 6-3, 7-6, 6-7, 10-8 after four hours and eight minutes.