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Andy Murray in round no. 1
Roger will meet Andy Murray (ATP 12) in the first round of the Dubai Championships on Monday. Roger has not played since his defeat by eventual champion Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals of the Australian Open over a month ago.
Murray has won already two tournament in the first two months of this year. The head to head currently stands at 1-1, Roger took home the final in Bangkok in 2005, Murray won Cincinnati in 2006. Roger could meet fellow countryman Stanislas Wawrinka (ATP 34) in the round of the last 8.
"I knew the draw was going to be tough but this is obviously a bit more particular because my opponent's so high ranked," our star said. "He's already won two tournaments and I haven't even played two tournaments, so it's an interesting first-round match."
"I'm saving myself for what's ahead, and ahead is a lot of tournaments," he added. "From Dubai to the U.S. Open I'll not have more than two weeks off ever. So taking the break was all part of the plan. But I'm happy to be back playing, first of all, because I've been away from the game a little bit, taking it easy. It's only my second tournament in four months so I'm just excited being back healthy after struggling in Australia. Hopefully this time round I'll feel better on the court again."

hi roger, it's disappointing but it's not a tragedy; everybody can lose. you got us used to winning almost all the time, but that was something very very rare.
DON'T WORRY, we are sure you'll come back stronger, but i mean all credit
Too bad, but what can you do now? Losing against Murray is not great shame, anyway. It's a pity you couldn't get more matches under your belt, but it's a lost case now.
Just recover, play the exhibition against Sampras in whatever mental mood
To lose or win is a part of life, in special, when we are talking about champions like you, Roger.
Go ahead, my champion ... more trophies are coming soon. I trust y