Prodaja Patika Banja Luka {NIKE AIR MAX PATIKE SUSKAVCI COLMAR JAKNE ITD ITD} dodajte nas na facebook-u preko ovog linka www.facebook.com Saljemo po celoj BiH ( Sarajevo Zenica Tuzla Bihac Mostar Trebinje Doboj Foca Lukavac Prijedor itd itd) Novak Djokovic's 2011 campaign will go down as one of, if not the best, single tennis seasons of all time. No one would have foreseen such a successful season for the Serb. Coming into the year, Djokovic had never been ranked No. 1, and had only one major title under his belt—the 2008 Australian Open. Djokovic came out of the gate on fire. He began the season with a 41-match winning streak. Djokovic won three of the four major titles—losing only to Federer in the semis of the French Open. He won 10 titles and totaled over 12 million dollars of prize money. His current record of 70-6 in 2011 speaks for itself. He was practically unbeatable. Everything came together for the Serb this season. He was already a polished player coming into the year, he just needed to take that extra step. All facets of his game improved. His serve became more of a weapon. Djokovic displayed his flawless movement again and again. He put pressure on the server with his pinpoint returns. Maybe the biggest thing Djokovic did to achieve what he has was get in the best shape of his life. In many matches prior to this season Djokovic would be gasping for breath late in matches. In some matches he was forced to retire. This season, due to his great play, he was ...