LONDON (Reuters) - If Novak Djokovic needed a quick fix for any post U.S. Open blues, this week's Davis Cup semi-final against Canada in Belgrade could not have been better timed.
The world No.1 saw his hopes of a second title at Flushing Meadows crushed by a rampant Rafael Nadal on Monday and looked crestfallen as he slumped in his chair following the defeat.
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