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Australian Open 2014 Tennis Grand Slam Tournament Details, Preview, Match Analysis and Prediction:

In 2013, Novak Djokovic became the first man in Open era history to win three consecutive Australian Open titles. In 2014, Djokovic can become the first man in the Open era to have won five Australian Open titles. The 2014 Australian Open marks the new season of Grand Slam events, with Novak Djokovic hoping to defend his title for the fourth consecutive year and claim another victory over world No.1 Rafael Nadal. They're not the only players in the fold though, and with the draw being announced, we have a lot to look at. For the men, the seeding has broken down in an interesting way for Djokovic and Nadal. To start: things look considerably tougher for Nadal to notch his first win at the year's first Grand Slam since 2009. Nadal, in the top half of the bracket, sits in a loaded field.

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That field includes No. 4 seed Andy Murray, No. 5 seed Juan Martin del Potro, No. 6 seed Roger Federer and No. 10 seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. That's going to be incredibly tough at this point, as all have been playing well of late. Murray is the biggest name there. Murray is under intense pressure this year. He fought off criticism when he won Wimbledon last July, but he's come up short in the final three times in the last four years. He fell to Djokovic in two of those matchups and to Federer in the third. He took Djokovic to four sets last time out, winning the first set before dropping the next three. Even Nadal's top matchup isn't a gimmie; Bernard Tomic is never a guaranteed win by any means. Nadal will likely draw No. 25 Gael Monfils in the third round and del Potro in the quarterfinals. Then there's the semifinals of course, in which he'll likely play either Murray or Federer, a long-time rival who has quickly given way to Djokovic overall.

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The 2014 Australian Open is right around the corner. Victoria Azarenka will be attempting to win her third consecutive title in Melbourne, and top seed Serena Williams is trying to win her first since 2010 and recover from some early losses over the past couple seasons. Williams doesn't have an easy draw by any means, but as the top seed, she seems primed to at least make it through to the semifinals. Williams drew No. 7 seed Sara Errani as the second-highest seed in her section, which is significant given that Williams downed Errani, 6-0, 6-1, at last year's French Open. That match was significant given that it's Errani's best surface and arguably Williams' worst, yet Williams took just 46 minutes to win that one. The toughest matchup Williams could face in the quarterfinals in No. 17 Samantha Stosur, and then Errani in the quarterfinals. The tough matchup is No. 4 Li Na in the semifinals.