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Roger Federer made quick work of Novak Djokovic. Getty

Roger Federer proved he still has plenty left in the tank, as the 34-year-old Swiss star defeated No. 1 Novak Djokovic in straight sets Tuesday in the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at O2 Arena in London, 7-5 6-2.

Perhaps most impressive, Federer needed just 77 minutes to hold off the superstar Serb, who was riding a 23-match winning streak. Federer won 75 percent of his first-service points, far outperforming Djokovic's 51 percent. Federer won four out of his eight break-point chances.

"He tactically played well," said Djokovic of Federer. "Undoubtedly, he was the better player on the court. But I think I also allowed him to play and penetrate through the ball and dictate the tempo from the baseline.

"I didn't have this follow-through on my shots, no depth, honestly, many mistakes. Basically, if you play this way against Roger, you have no chance."

It was a victory that followed his relatively easy win over Tomas Berdych on Sunday. He never trailed in the two matches.

Up next for Federer in the round-robin event is a basically irrelevent match against Kei Nishikori, while Djokovic will face Berdych.

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