<p>The third-ranked Serb is scheduled to meet Federer in the semifinals at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden and would surpass the Swiss in the global rankings should he win that encounter. <br /><br />For Djokovic, though, the rankings will take care of themselves. He is much more concerned with staying fit and maintaining his superb early-season form. "I want to take one tournament at a time," the 23-year-old told reporters in the build-up to the first Masters Series event of the year. "I've been talking about my goals too many times in the past years and right now I just want to be playing consistently well. <br /><br />"I want to keep up the good form that I have, stay fit and just take care of my health and my physical condition. I've done it really well in the last two months ... I know that if I feel and play this way, I have a good chance to stay in the top three," added the Serb. <br /><br />Djokovic has been the dominant figure in the men's game this year. Helped by a much improved serve, the Serb has signalled he is a genuine third force at the top of men's tennis — along with Federer and world number one Rafael Nadal.</p>
<p>The third-ranked Serb is scheduled to meet Federer in the semifinals at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden and would surpass the Swiss in the global rankings should he win that encounter. <br /><br />For Djokovic, though, the rankings will take care of themselves. He is much more concerned with staying fit and maintaining his superb early-season form. "I want to take one tournament at a time," the 23-year-old told reporters in the build-up to the first Masters Series event of the year. "I've been talking about my goals too many times in the past years and right now I just want to be playing consistently well. <br /><br />"I want to keep up the good form that I have, stay fit and just take care of my health and my physical condition. I've done it really well in the last two months ... I know that if I feel and play this way, I have a good chance to stay in the top three," added the Serb. <br /><br />Djokovic has been the dominant figure in the men's game this year. Helped by a much improved serve, the Serb has signalled he is a genuine third force at the top of men's tennis — along with Federer and world number one Rafael Nadal.</p>