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© Paul Zimmer
Quarters in Paris
03.06.2012 | Tennis, Starseite 1
Roger came from a set down to beat "Lucky Loser" David Goffin (ATP 109) 5-7, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4 in the round of the last 16 at the French Open today.
"David has played an extraordinary tournament," Roger said in an interview after the match. "I congratulate him from the bottom of my heart."
Roger had a rough start into the match as the youngster played fresh and confident to take the first set. Roger only managed his first break towards the end of the second set, levelling in sets and giving our champ some room. Roger then found his rhythm and was not in any further trouble from there on.
Roger will now either meet Juan Martin del Potro (ATP 9) or Tomas Berdych (ATP 7) in the quarter-finals.

ALL THE BEST.
C'MON ROGER!!!!!!!!!!
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The other three big guys are round the corner....you must start being more punchy and determined.
You're the Boss...refresh their memory....Please.
Big kiss
M
Tomorrow in your 32nd QF's in a row you face Del Potro, an always-complicated guy who's going to be so consistent. I hope you can find your best and hopefully, we'll se you in semis a year later.
Wish you the best, master. Keep on going and stay focused. Allez!
Tomorrow in QF against del Potro. I wish best luck; you know him very well, however prepare your strategy. Take care, keep strong, healthy, be confident and in control. Be the leadership since the start. Come on Roger, go for more, you are the greatest. Go, Go, Go!!!
Congratulations! You showed again what a great HEART you have and how nice you treated your young, but a tough opponent!
Hope you will be healthy and fit enough for Delpo. He has the thigh bandaged but it means nothing. He is healthy otherwise he couldn't play and win! So, you need the caution!
Wish you all the best and good luck dearest Roger!
Go, Roger, gooooooooooo!
Love, Mimi