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Djokovic Claims Sixth Title in Beijing (2015-10-12) Novak Djokovic won his sixth China Open title with a comfortable 6-2, 6-2 win over Rafael Nadal in 90 minutes on a chilly Sunday night in Beijing. The Serb, who is still one win short of Nadal in their 45 meetings, extended his unbeaten streak at the China Open to 29 matches, the second best start at any tournament in the Open era, only three matches short of Nadals dominance on clay court at Roland Garros in the last decade. Djokovic, who is only a French Open title short of achieving a calendar Grand Slam this year, said he hopes to maintain his level at the upcoming Shanghai Masters, where he was defeated by Roger Federer in the semifinals last year. This has definitely been my most successful tournament, said Djokovic. I played a great tournament overall and continued playing well today. Rafa and I have played 45 times and I hope that continues. The match was the duos first meeting since this years French Open. The duos 23-22 head-to-head record tops any others record in the number of matches played between two male players. Its normal to go through some -oscillations in your career, Djokovic said of Nadals season. If theres anybody that knows how to and is able to come back, its him, because of all the history he has. Nadal, however, said he has improved this week at the post-match news -conference, before adding the result in the first set, 6-2, I think is too much. I had a lot of chances, it should be much closer. Nadal, who hopes to bounce back after a tough year, admitted Djokovic is currently the best in the world, before saying he wants to again face Djokovic next year. I dont know who can catch up him, 14-time major winner Nadal said. My focus is on improving myself, my obsession is not to catch No.1, Im going to do it my own way. Im No.8 today [in the ATP rankings], No.6 in the race [to ATPs year-end finals], Im still one of the top players in the world, said Nadal. Nadal called for a med