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Federer On His Way To Six Consecutive Wimbledon Titles

Roger Federer beat Russia’s Marat Safin 6-3 7-6 6-4 today in the Wimbledon Mens Single Semifinal and is only one match away from becomming the first man in modern day tennis to win six consecutive Wimbledon Titles.

Federer has still not lost a single set during Wimbledon 2008 and looking at the way he’s playing, he will be strong favourite to win Wimbledon 2008.

The world number one, broke early in the 1st set and never gave Safin any chances. Federer was king of his serve and really looked ontop of his game.Safin, a former world number one, could not get to Federer’s serves fast enough allowing the Swiss to whip up 14 aces compared to the Russian’s 13.

Federer’s average speed for first serves was 119mph, while Safin’s average was slightly more with 125mph- thus showing the top seed’s placement on each serve must have been as accurate as always.

Safin, who famously beat Federer in the 2005 Australian Open’s Semifinal, led the second set by a game throughout, and as the Russian’s lead approached 6-5, Federer made a comeback to win 7(7)-6(3).

Federer will face Rafael Nadal or Rainer Schuettler in the Wimbledon 2008 Men’s Final.

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