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Australia Open 2009 - Federer Beats Nadal in final
The match lasted over four hours in the fading light, with Nadal beating Federer in a match game five 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (7-3), 3-6, 6-2. Nadal, who is the first Spanish winner of the Australia Open, has also beaten Federer in Grand Slam final years clay and grass in the past. This was Nadal's Australia Open, the first victory.
Rob Laver, presented the gold cup winner, and that was when a heart wrenching, obviously emotional Federer received the plaque of his idol. Not able to speak more than a few words in his speech when he shouted "god its killing me" as he retired from the microphone.
Although it was an epic final between two geniuses, was also a friendly match. Therefore, it is not surprising when the Spanish brought Federer your arms around and helped him recover.
"At first we're disappointed, you're surprised, you're sad, then suddenly was overwhelming, "said Federer, finally, referring to his loss, who has just lost his first chance to match Pete Sampras's record 14 Grand Slams.
"The problem is that you can not go in the locker room and just relax and take a cold shower. They can not get out. It's the worst feeling. ... It's hard."
Here's how the game went, Nadal won the first set 7-5. Here the aggressive margin is calculated by adding all the unforced errors in the set, adding all winners and forcing errors from the game and then subtracting all the unforced errors of winning shots. Nadal had 11, while Federer had eight, which explains clearly who is September winner was.
In the second set, Federer played his aggressive play and won the set 6-3, here the margin aggressively to Nadal was 10, while for Roger Federer is +20.
In the third set, Nadal played his own style of tennis, Federer forced to move around the court, won the set 7-6.
The fourth set was the key which was won by Federer 6-3. In this set, Federer made 10 unforced errors with 25 winners and shorts farewell with a margin of 15 compared with 10 errors unforced, 13 winners, and the margin of +3 to Nadal.
In the final set, both players were tired, but both use different tactics, Federer began to play more risky for short points, while Nadal played slower and safer to minimize unforced errors.
He had 43 points in the final package which Nadal won (forced by his play), only 6 from the baseline. Still won the set 6-2. This statistic shows how Federer was eliminated in the final set.
The total match statistics and tennis results were:
EU Federer 73, 118 WF, and the margin: +45
Nadal EU 57, 96, WF, range: +39
This was an excellent game and the spectators enjoyed the game with each set hard.
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