The young Serb Novak Djokovic made a name for himself in 2006. Novak reached his first Major quarter-final and finished the year in the top-20. Increasing his goals ahead of 2007, Djokovic kicked off the new season with the title in Adelaide and two losses to Roger Federer at the Australian Open and Dubai.After a shaky start against Ginepri in Indian Wells, Novak picked up the form and scored straight-sets triumphs to find himself in the title match, the first at the premium ATP level. Djokovic took down David Ferrer and Andy Murray in the quarters and semis, setting the clash against Rafael Nadal and chasing his young career’s biggest title. The more experienced Spaniard scored a 6-2, 7-5 triumph in an hour and 34 minutes for his seventh Masters 1000 …