'Not even breaking a sweat': Novak Djokovic breezes into Roland-Garros second round as US Open row seems far behind him

Fans were in awe of Novak Djokovic on Tuesday as he opened his 2020 French Open campaign with an impressive straight-sets victory over Mikael Ymer.

The Serb won 6-0, 6-2, 6-3 in one hour and 38 minutes on Court Philippe-Chatrier at Roland Garros.

“Djokovic not even breaking a sweat,” cooed one fan on Twitter, while another suggested Djokovic was simply “toying” with the Swede.

Others described the world No. 1 as “unbeatable” and one fan likened the contest to a “practice match” for Djokovic.

The 33-year-old quickly set the tone as he broke Ymer’s serve in the opening game, and he raced to a bagel in the first set in just 20 minutes, with his opponent claiming just seven points.

Djokovic was even flashing his impressive skills in between points.

Ymer offered slightly more of a challenge in the second set, managing to break back against his illustrious opponent and winning the point of the match with a sublime shot between his legs.

He was still broken three times, however, as he struggled to contain the relentless 17-time Grand Slam champion, who hit 10 winners along the way.

The pair traded breaks again in the third set, but the gulf in class quickly became apparent once more as Djokovic rattled off three games in succession to see out the match.

The 2016 French Open champion finished the contest with 32 winners, while Ymer mustered just 12.

Djokovic will take on either Hugo Dellien or Ricardas Berankis in the second round.