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Roger defeated by Nadal in thrilling final
Unfortunately Roger was not able to make a huge tream come true today. He lost to Rafael Nadal at today's final of the French Open: 6-1, 1-6, 4-6, 6-7.
"Rafael totally deserved to win this tournament," Roger said after the match. The Spaniard extended his Roland Garros perfect record to 14-0 and his winning streak on clay to 60 matches, leaving Roger opponent one match shy of becoming the first man since Rod Laver in 1969 to hold all four grand slams simultaneously.
Roger was in a class of his own in the first set, breaking twice a nervous Nadal. The 20-year-old Spaniard, however, hit back in the second and pocketed the third having saved four break points. He then broke in the first game of the fourth set but Roger needed only one break point to level at 5-5, only for Rafael Nadal to win the tiebreak 7-4 and the match after three hours and two minutes.
Maybe it seems late to post my comment now, one week after the final. But I think that's what I should do as one of your fans. There is no one who likes failure. But the cruelest thing is, there must be a loser in every match. Of course you
Maybe it seems late to post my comment now, one week after the final. But I think that's what I should do as one of your fans. There is no one who likes failure. But the cruelest thing is, there must be a loser in every match. Of course you
Maybe it seems late to post my comment now, one week after the final. But I think that's what I should do as one of your fans. There is no one who likes failure. But the cruelest thing is, there must be a loser in every match. Of course you
although numbers dont say everything
but the incontestable aspect of the things
for all human being,
we must respect them
they say : since 2004
Roger Federer is the number one
You came close, and I'm so sad this didn't happen for you. But I know you can win the French Open. You played well throughout the clay court season - you really have mastered all surfaces. You're moving so much better on clay this yea
You're good enough to be the champion, I know