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Short comeback: Roger Federer Eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Doha Tournament Israel today

2021-03-11T18:28:24.798Z


The Swiss phenomenon lost 2: 1 to Basilshvili and finished the competition in Qatar a little earlier than expected: "Not yet one hundred percent capable" | tennis


The Swiss phenomenon lost 2: 1 to Basilshvili and finished the competition in Qatar a little earlier than expected: "I am not yet one hundred percent capable, but I feel great"

  • A short comeback.

    Federer in Doha

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    AFP

Roger Federer, who returned to the pitches yesterday after more than 400 days of absence, tonight (Thursday) finished his journey in the Qatar tournament with a loss in the quarterfinals, 3: 6, 6: 1, 7: 5 against Georges Nikulos Basilshvili (42) .

In the semifinals Basilshvili will meet American Taylor Fritz (33).

The Swiss tennis player, who is ranked sixth in the world, managed to excite the crowd yesterday with a win over Dan Evans in the return match, but this time he had to give up after three sets and an hour and 50 minutes.

On to the next.





Win or lose, it's great to see @rogerfederer back on a tennis court.

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- US Open Tennis (@usopen) March 11, 2021

Federer actually had a great start and took the first set with seven aces, but later the two sets were completely under the control of the Georgian, who complimented the comingback opponent: "It was something special to play against Federer. This is a very special tennis player. I was very happy to hear I was playing against him." .

Federer admitted at the end: "I'm not yet one hundred percent capable and can feel it. I'm still building it. I'm actually happy with how I played today because I felt great physically."

Source: israelhayom

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