Djokovic Into Aus Open Final

Djokovic Rules In London

Novak Djokovic has powered his way into the final of the Australian Open.

The world number one needed less than an-hour-and-a-half to beat fourth seed David Ferrer 6-2 6-2 6-1 in the first men's semi-final.

Djokovic won 91 percent of his first serve points, did not face a break point and won 85 of the match points to Ferrer's 41.

"I played incredible tennis and I felt very comfortable and very confident from the start," the Serbian told reporters. "I wanted to be aggressive on the court but this is definitely one of the best performances I've ever had in my career."

"David is experiencing the best time in his career in the last few years, he won 11 titles last year, but tonight I just played incredible."

"I don't expect myself to play always this well, but I was free in my mind tonight and hopefully I can maintain that to the final."

Djokovic will play either Andy Murray or Roger Federer in Sunday's final. The pair square-off in the second semi-final on Friday.