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Federer falls in Rome for sixth loss of year
delawareonline.com May 10, 2008
ROME -- What once was almost unthinkable in tennis now happens more and more often: Roger Federer loses. ... Serena Williams' 17-match winning streak ended Friday with a 2-6, 6-1, 7-6 (5) loss to Dinara Safina in the German Open quarterfinals. The 17th-ranked Russian...
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- Agnes Szavay,
- Serena Williams,
- Roger Federer,
- Jelena Jankovic,
- Nicolas Almagro,
- Pedro Munoz,
- Rafael Nadal,
- Justine Henin,
- Juan Carlos Ferrero,
- Alona Bondarenko,
- Elena Dementieva,
- Radek Stepanek
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