The title was the first for the World No 2 since Miami more than four months ago and marked the third of a subdued season for the former number one Australian Open champion. Djokovic and Gasquet went on court in the evening so as not to conflict with the London Olympic closing ceremonies. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/aug/djoko_1.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 362px; " /> Djokovic celebrates after winning the Rogers Cup yesterday. PIC/AFP &ldquo;This match was exceptional today, it&rsquo;s been a long week, a tough week,&rdquo; said Djokovic, &ldquo;especially for players coming from the Olympics. But I&rsquo;m glad I came here. &ldquo;I new it would be almost impossible to repeat my 2011 season (70-11 record), it would be a huge challenge, But I know that I&rsquo;m playing well. &ldquo;I trust in my abilities and in my game. &ldquo;There will always be ups and downs but I&rsquo;m playing with confidence right now.&rdquo; The win was the seventh of eight for the Serb over Gasquet, who lost the 2006 final at the tournament to Roger Federer in Toronto. &ldquo;It was a tough match, and against a guy like Djokovic if you are not playing your best you have no chance,&rdquo; said Gasquet.

Novak Djokovic completed a trophy hat-trick in Canada as he won the ATP Masters 1000 event here with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Frenchman Richard Gasquet on Sunday

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