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Roger right on track
Roger was at his irresistible best today as he eased past Frenchman Marc Gicquel in straight sets in the first match on Centre Court: 6-3, 6-3, 6-1.
"The conditions were difficult again against a tricky opponent who played very aggressively," Roger said. "The wind was swirling and I got down a break early and had to rally back but I think I played really well. Not losing a set (so far) is always nice and I get a couple of days off now and hopefully I will play as well again next week."
Our champ looked to have been caught cold after a 90-minute rain delay as he lost his serve in the opening game of the match, but instantly broke back to level the score. Gicquel, the world number 53, was not initially overawed by the occasion and saved a break point in the fourth game, but eventually the unforced errors mounted as Roger also began to find his rhythm, looking capable of raising his game whenever required and wrapped up the victory in 81 minutes.
Roger will take on Lleyton Hewitt - holder of the title in Wimbledon before Roger took over the crown - in the fourth round on “Marvelous Monday”.

You are right. We all in our hearts know that there is no putting brakes on Nadal. And we have yet to see a superb display of Fed's shot-making repertoire. I just hope that along the way, there is somebody who does enough damage to his wheels.
Richard must stay focus and finish in 3 sets
With all due respect, maybe it's time to stop speculating on who will beat Nadal before the final because I don't see it. We have to stop thinking that surrogates will do the dirty work for us.
Nadal might as well book a spot in the final b
We can only hope that Nadal's semifinal match is stretched to 5 sets, and Fed reaches there with 3. I would like to see what Nadal can then come up with besides constant jingling of those abs on the court.
HE CANNOT WINN FROM NADAL
BECAUSE HIS PHYSICAL STRENGTH WILL NOT BE ENOUGH HELAS....
I am sick of Nadal and the image he projects and everybody seem to li