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Roger Federer really is struggling with that new racquet. This took two hours; we'll see how much that affects him.
Obviously the expected result, but it costs Lourdes Dominguez Lino her shot at the Top Fifty.
WTA - Bastad (Thurs): Williams & Pennetta Into Quarters
Let's hope this is just a symptom of Roger Federer getting used to his new racquet, not a token of more troubles.... He leaves Daniel Brands still below the Top Fifty.
Florian Mayer struck a blow for home hopes with his upset of seventh seed Alexandr Dolgopolov 6-3, 6-4
Let's hope this doesn't mean Fernando Verdasco is hurt again.... He was getting pretty well pulverized on his serve.
Vinci wins the ninth WTA title of her career and her second of 2013, having also won on the indoor clay of Katowice in April.
Maybe they should just hand Simona Halep all the International titles for the rest of the year and save time.
A nice bounce-back from a rather disappointing Wimbledon for Tomas Berdych, but he still needs two more wins to affect his point total.
Petra Martic came in at #109; this appears to mean no Top Hundred spot.
TEXAS WILD END WASHINGTON KASTLES STREAK AT 34 WITH 23-18 WIN
Juan Monaco is defending finalist points, so he has some ways to go to assure his Top Twenty ranking.
It was a strange match. The second set took only 23 minutes. But the final set made up for it all. It was quite a way to end Wimbledon!
Don't let the scoreline fool you. This was a very hard-fought contest -- although there were only three sets, it took three hours and nine minutes.
There were only five breaks in the entire match. But Novak Djokovic had three of them, and that was enough.
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