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Djokovic Loses to Qualifier at Sony Ericsson
washingtonpost.com Mar 29, 2008
Defending champion Novak Djokovic , who often bounces the ball more than a dozen times before serving, went into a funk after being warned for taking too much time between points, then blew a third-set lead to lose his opening match yesterday at the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne, Fla.
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- Serena Williams,
- Andreas Seppi,
- Angelique Kerber,
- Rafael Nadal,
- Justine Henin,
- Novak Djokovic,
- James Blake,
- Benjamin Becker
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