The World No 1 has the benefit of an extra day&rsquo;s rest and is in prime position to go after his fourth Australian title against US Open champ Andy Murray. <img alt="Novak Djokovic" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jan/Djokovic_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 420px;" /> Novak Djokovic Djokovic demolished Spaniard David Ferrer in less than 90 minutes in Thursday&rsquo;s one-sided semi-final, in stark contrast to 12 months ago, when he had to dig deep to win the title after fighting off Murray in a five-set semi-final over 4hr 50min ahead of his 5hr 53min final triumph over Rafael Nadal, the longest-ever match at Melbourne Park. &ldquo;I definitely prefer being fitter for the final and having a little bit more time than I had in 2012,&rdquo; Djokovic said. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s quite different circumstances this time. Last year I played five hours in the semis and had only a day-and-a-half to recover for another six hours with Nadal. This year it hasn&rsquo;t been the case, and I&rsquo;m very glad. Right now I feel great on the court.&rdquo;u00a0

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Supremely confident Novak Djokovic said he's feeling fitter and fresher compared to last year's workload, as he sits back and waits for Sunday's Australian Open final.

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