Djokovic: Shoulder niggle will be fine for Cincy

Djokovic says shoulder niggle will be fine for Cincy Novak Djokovic says he's not worried that a slight physical problem could affect his Cincinnati Masters campaign as the dominator of this ATP season bids for a tenth title of 2011. "I've been carrying a little problems with the shoulder. But it's okay. nothing major," the world No. 1 Serb confessed after winning the Montreal title over Mardy Fish. "I know what to do now in order to prepare myself.

"Each day I'm spending a lot of time working, recovering, doing different kinds of therapies and stuff to get myself in the best possible shape."

Djokovic clinched his 53rd victory from 54 matches with his only loss coming against Roger Federer in the French Open semi-finals. "My scheduling this year is really good even though I've played many matches. I had the necessary rest of two weeks after Wimbledon. So I had more than enough time to get recovered.

"I have the motivation each day I play to win. I'm still 24, I still have lots of desire to win all the tournaments that I play. I play every match 100 percent. That's just the way I was taught to do and that's the way I've always have played."