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Federer out of French Open !!!
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Robin Soderling defeated Roger Federer in the Quarter Final match by 3-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4.Federer is out of Semi Final for the first time in the past six years.
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    It is a good news for me!!! Because i am Nadal fan. So now Nadal can win the grandslam. Hope it happens :) :)
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    I think it is Soderling who put paid to the hopes of Nadal last year in French Open.
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    wow that is great news. in french open 2009 Roger Federer has won the French Open title by defeating Robin Soderling.
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