There is little doubt who is the player to beat in 2016. But there also seems to be little doubt who number two is. With Federer’s unlikely season full of sickness and injury woes, Andy Murray has stepped out to the plate and played solidly even on his least favorite surface – clay. He’s now in his second Masters final in a row and against the same familiar foe – Â Novak Djokovic. His head-to-head record is rather dismal against the Serb, 23-9 at the time of writing and their rivalry has many times been rather one-sided. The main question ahead …
