Novak Djkovoic: Why Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal Can't Touch Djoker

Novak Djokovic is in a class all to himself.

Right now, not even former men's tennis machines Roger Federer and Rafael can compare to the monster known as "The Djoker."

Not only will The Djoker go on to win the Australian Open 2012, he will firmly cement himself among the all-time greats when he destroys all 2012 competition with one Grand Slam Championship after another.

Djokovic has morphed into a behemoth that no man, not Fed-Ex or Rafa, will be able to overtake this year. Djokovic possesses every physical and mental trait that once made Federer and Nadal so special. He even has a little somethin'-somethin' extra.

Novak has the same confidence that once made men buckle at the knees when heading into a match with Federer. Right now, nobody is more confident in his game than Novak, especially not Federer. Roger, as much as it pains me to say, is heading into the twilight of his career and is no longer the man he once was. There is no reason to fear Federer heading into a Championship match, especially if the potential opponent is somebody as skilled as Djokovic.

As far as complete skill set goes, Djokovic can match Federer and Nadal every step of the way. Whether it is serve-for-serve, remarkable shot for remarkable shot or a long-winded rally. Nadal used to be the most feared man on the court for his sheer athleticism and will, but Djokovic is the only man in the world right now that can rival him in that department. 

The Djoker has Nadal's youth on his side. More importantly, and what sets him apart from everybody else, Djokovic knows how to have fun. There's a reason his nickname is "The Djoker." Like Batman's arch-rival, Novak loves to entertain and have a good time. This is what separates him from the rest of the pact and will keep him high and mighty above everyone else. 

While Federer is too busy not making a mistake to prevent a further downfall and redeem his No. 1 spot, Djokovic is enjoying the ride.

While Nadal is too busy trying to stay healthy and keep himself from cramping on the court, Djokovic is joking and dancing around. His mind is free while doubt and fear clouds the minds of Fed-Ex and Rafa. This darkness will cripple Rafa and Fed throughout 2012, while Djokovic will continue to annihilate the competition in each tournament.