Previous world number one Novak Djokovic turned into the principal player to win every one of the nine Masters 1,000 competitions with the triumph over Roger Federer in Cincinnati.

The 31-year-old Serb, a five-time sprinter up at the occasion, beat seven-time champion Federer 6-4 6-4.

Wimbledon champion Djokovic had lost the Cincinnati last to the Swiss on three past events.

"It's an extremely extraordinary minute," he said. "It's the first occasion when I get the chance to remain with a triumphant trophy in Cincinnati."

A triumph for world number two Federer would have presented to him his 99th profession trophy, and also leveling the long-lasting opponents' no holds barred record at 23-23.

Djokovic will now hope to bring his shape into the US Open, which begins on 27 August, having already won two titles at Flushing Meadows.

Federer was experiencing tension from the begin, sparing two breaks indicates before holding win the principal diversion.

World number 10 Djokovic, in the long run, broke his adversary's serve for 4-3 preceding holding to win the opening set.

Yet, Federer began the second set the most grounded, dashing into a 2-0 lead before Djokovic battled back to level at 2-2.

He earned another unequivocal break at 4-3 preceding serving for triumph on his first title point in one hour and 24 minutes to finish a vocation 'Brilliant Masters'.

Federer stated: "Congrats to Novak for your astounding exertion, not simply this week, but rather all through your entire vacation, it is an astonishing accomplishment.

"It's been an awesome week, intense on the players yet we had a ton of fun time."