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Roger loses 2nd round match
Top-ranked Roger suffered a shocking loss in the second round Wednesday at the Rogers Masters in Toronto.
Playing his first match since dropping an epic Wimbledon final in five sets to Rafael Nadal, our star was upset 2-6, 7-5, 6-4 by Frenchman Gilles Simon, last week's Indianapolis champion.
Roger was clearly rattled by the loss, in which he committed four-straight unforced errors to put Simon into a winning position as the underdog took full advantage on his first match point after two hours. "It's important to stay positive," the shattered Swiss star said. "The hard-court season has just started, and we have nine months of it."
"It's not the end of the world, but I wish I could have started better," said Roger, a two-time Toronto winner. "I like this event, and I've done well here. I've got to regroup and look forward to the Olympics and the US Open. This is really where I want to win. I have to make sure that I'm ready to."
It was the second defeat this season in an opening match for Roger, who went out to Andy Murray in three sets in early March in the first round in Dubai.

What the deuce! What happened to Roddick? I dozed off on the sofa for 10 minutes and woke up and no Andy. I hope he is OK. Well, Roger's draw just opened up. Let's hope he can take advantage of it.
The weather there is just terrible a
I'll start working on my e-mails in about an hour.
What happened? Andy just withdrew due to shoulder injiry. Sorry for Andy, but now the American audience is watching Germany v South Korea.
Paul Flory
Tournament Chairman
PFlory@cincytennis.com
Bruce Flory
Tournament Director
BFlory@cincytennis.com