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Let the Games begin!
Roger will play Russia's Dmitry Tursunov (ATP 35) in the first round of the Olympic tennis tournament which starts on Sunday. "He's a dangerous player," our star said of Tursunov. "He hits a very hard ball. He serves well. I've known him since juniors. We go way back. He's a good player."
Roger will either meet Huyng Taik Lee (ATP 96) or unknown Rafael Arevalo from Salvador in the second round. Then he could play Tomas Berdych, the man who beat him in the third round in Athens four years ago. After that a match against James Blake or Gilles Simon - against whom Roger lost in Toronto - would be likely.
In the doubles tournament, Roger and Stanislas Wawrinka will open against the Italian duo Simone Bolelli/Andreas Seppi. They will face the winner of the clash between Marin Cilic/Ivan Ljubicic and Fernando Gonzalez/Nicolas Massu should the they make it through.
"I have got enough opportunities to find back to my old strength during the Olympics and the US Open. I really hope to be able to make my dream of an Olympic gold medal become true", our champ said before his participation at his third Olympic Games.

I'm glad to see you in the Olympic again. Plz do your best. I'll cross fingers for you.
with love,
velly
Many happy returns for your birthday and in all your matches!
I wish you every success in Beijing and in the US Open. Angela x
Many happy returns for your birthday and in all your matches!
I wish you every success in Beijing and in the US Open. Angela x
GO ROGER GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
belive yourlife you can do it
Su Su
i love you
xxx
The games definitly began great today!
Just saw the final of the Road Race for Cycling!!
Exiting final, with a great ation of Cancellara, coming out of nowhere making the final last 100 meters so much more exiting!! He became theirth. So First
wish u good luck........hope u find ur old image & strength in beijing
good luck
roger
From,
Vicky