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The second-seeded Djokovic won the China Open in Beijing last week for his fourth title of the year and 32nd of his career. He has won 66 matches this season, the most of any player on tour. Djokovic didnt give Dimitrov a break-point opportunity and never lost more than one point in any service game. He also served four games at love. "Very pleased with my serving in Beijing and obviously the first match today," Djokovic said. "So thats something that Ive been working on, obviously. Relying on the serve in todays tennis is a big advantage. So I try to get as many free points as possible. It helped me a lot to defeat my opponent." If Djokovic wins in Shanghai and Roger Federer loses before the quarter-finals, the Serb would reclaim the No. 1 ranking next week. U.S. Open champion Andy Murray advanced to the third round in a walkover Wednesday after Florian Mayer of Germany withdrew because of a rib injury. 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Tannehill threw two touchdown passes and the Dolphins turned back several St. Louis scoring threats, including a 66-yard field goal try by rookie Greg Zuerlein that sailed wide left on the final play. Miami won despite being outgained 462 yards to 192. "We know how football is played," Dolphins receiver Davone Bess said. "Its not about statistics; its about winning. Pretty, ugly, it doesnt matter. Its just about winning." The Rams scored their lone touchdown with 8 1/2 minutes left, then moved 49 yards to face a fourth and 7 at the Miami 48-yard line with 30 seconds left. Rather than go for a first down, coach Jeff Fisher sent out rookie Greg Zuerlein to try a 66-yard field goal -- which would have been an NFL record by 3 yards. The kick appeared to have enough distance but missed wide left, leaving both teams at 3-3. "I can make that kick. I just didnt come through," Zuerlein said. "I came across the ball a little bit. I should have made it." He has made four kicks of 54 to 60 yards this season. "The odds were much better for him to make the kick than us going for it," Fisher said. "Hes got that kind of leg." Zuerlein made his first two field goals to improve to 15 for 15 this season, then missed three times in a row, including wide left from 48 and 32 yards in the first half. Tannehill went 21 for 29 for 185 yards with no turnovers. The rookie threw touchdown passes of 29 yards to Marlon Moore and 1 yard to Anthony Fasano. But the Dolphins were outrushed 162-19, and Sam Bradford went 26 for 39 for 315 yards for the Rams, who struck for early gains of 44 and 65 yards. At halftime, St. Louis had outgained Miami 294-99 but trailed 10-6. "We had a lot of opportunities to win this game, but we didnt get it done," Fisher said. He lost to the team that courted him in January, when he chose the St. Louis job insttead.dddddddddddd. 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The Rams came away empty from two other trips into Miami territory in the first half. "When they get into the red zone, our thinking is three points or less," cornerback Sean Smith said. "A touchdown is not an option." Moore, a backup who came into the game without a catch this season, put the Dolphins ahead to stay when he slipped behind Janoris Jenkins for his first touchdown catch since 2010. Rams fullback Brit Miller fielded a short kickoff and lost a fumble, setting up a Miami field goal. A 62-yard touchdown drive to start the second half put the Dolphins ahead 17-6. But they often found it difficult to block the Rams. The offensive line was flagged for four penalties -- one declined -- during an especially unsightly sequence. Miamis Brian Hartline, who came into the game leading the NFL in receiving yardage, was held without a catch. "It wasnt pretty," Tannehill said. "It was pretty disappointing the way we played, especially in the first half. But we stuck together, hung in there and got it done." NOTES: Fisher and Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland chatted on the sideline during pregame warmups. ... St. Louis averaged 6.0 yards per carry against the NFLs No. 1 rushing defence. ... Miami rookie reserve Olivier Vernon had two sacks. ' ' '