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Roger makes winning start
Roger defeated Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (ATP 6) 6-2, 2-6, 6-4 in the opening match of the ATP World Tour Finals today.
“He served fantastic, it was really hard to control the rallies from the baseline,” Roger said. “I’m happy to get off to a good start.”
Roger showed a strong performance in the first set, overpowering Tsonga and taking the set in 21 minutes thanks to two breaks. Tsonga's tactic to take quite some risk in the second set worked out well - it was the Frenchman who booked two breaks to level in sets.
In the final set, the two showed brilliant tennis and held serve until Tsonga fell back 0:40 in his final service game. Roger won the match with a backhand passing shot on his second match point to reach victory nr. 60 of the season.
On Tuesday, Roger will meet the winner of today's match between Rafael Nadal and Mardy Fish.
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.come on Maestro.. you can hold the O2 cup back to back, and you will do it in shaa Allah.
A veritable Masterclass. I could only listen to the commentary but was riveted to the match nontheless. WHY CAN'T WE HAVE A TELEVISED BROADCAST AS IN THE AFTERNOON SESSIONS? The next match will be afternoon hopefully. Can't wait!! Keep up the pressure Roger and make us all more proud of you than ever.
Love to you and your girls
Flump
He also gave Nadal a bagel in Wimby 2006. So it's 3 to Nadal's 1. And the funny thing is all 3 came on 3 different surfaces whereas Nadal's on his beloved Roland Garros.