At the inaugural Istanbul Open this weekend, Roger Federer found himself up against one of the most improved and dangerous clay-courters in tennis in Pablo Cuevas.

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But judging from the above video—can you say sparkling D?—Federer had it covered. Let us not forget that Federer, who earned his 200th career clay-court victory earlier in the week, has put some pretty productive miles on his clay shoes as well.

He did so again in the final, running a “country mile” on his way to making that incredible sliding squash shot which kept him alive in the point which he then finished with a nasty backhand winner.

It was title No. 85 for Federer and he’s off to Madrid where he’ll step in as the top seed with a possible semifinal with Rafael Nadal in the wings.