TORONTO, Canada, JUAN CARLOS CORDERO, UNO International News Service.- It seemed like an unsuspected defeat for Roger Federer, ATP No. 3, again and again this year in a match with Czech Tomas Berdych. He won easily his first set 6-3, but in the second set started to complicated himself with so many unforced errors that ended up giving the 7-5 in favour of Berdych.
And then the third set, with the Czech 5-2 ahead, as somebody in the Media section put it, Roger Federer woke up. Little by little he got his opponent really nervous, to the point of going to the tiebreak, where he again easily was 4-0, but then everything was tie 6-6. Finally, he broke Berdych completely and Federer, happy for the suffered ending, hit the ball out of the Rexall Centre as if it were a baseball home run.
For tomorrow, the semifinals start at 3:00 p.m with the match between Rafael Nadal vs. Andy Murray, and at 7:00 p.m. Roger Federer with the winner of Jeremy Chardy (France) and Novak Djokovic (Serbia).
