Novak Djokovic played his first match since Wimbledon and secured a victory. He beat Nuno Borges at the China Open. Djokovic, the previous world No. 1, had a difficult time after the US Open. He kept his record perfect at the tournament. Djokovic liked the Chinese fans who cheered him on. This win indicates Djokovic is back to triumphing after a difficult time.
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