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Lleyton Hewitt vs. Andy Roddick (Miami 2001 – Quarterfinal)

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Juan Martin Del Potro vs Lleyton Hewitt at Tennis Classic 09

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Roger Federer v Lleyton Hewitt: 2004 TMC Final Part 2

Roger Federer v Lleyton Hewitt: 2004 TMC Final Part 2

Do you think lleyton Hewitt will win against Roger Federer?

Absolutely not, lleyton Hewitt has lost his touch and his abilities ever since the Australian open 2005. On the otherhand, Roger is and Ace player and unstoppable expct when he is on Clay-He just can’t or isn’t able to win it.

Roger Federer v Lleyton Hewitt: 2004 TMC Final Part 1

Roger Federer v Lleyton Hewitt: 2004 TMC Final Part 1

Lleyton Hewitt Wins Halle. Federer is gracious in defeat. is Hewitt going to be Dark Horse at Wimbledon 2010?

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What do you guys feel that Juan Martin Del Potro lost to Lleyton Hewwit any reactions?

Roger Federer vs Lleyton Hewitt — Australian Open 2010

www.fuzzyyellowballs.com Roger Federer faces Lleyton Hewitt in the fourth round of the 2010 Australian Open. Roger has won their last 14 meets. The last time Llyeton beat the world number one was in 2003. The problem for Hewitt is that he’s a counter-puncher. He moves the ball around the court well but he doesn’t have a big weapon — a forcing shot. These type of players don’t give Federer any trouble, hence the lopsided head-to-head record. I expect Roger to win this match in 4 sets and advance to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, where he’ll face either Nikolay Davydenko or Fernando Verdasco.

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To say that the two players share a rivalry would be an exaggeration as Federer has dominated the last 14 matches played between the two players, however it would be safe to say that everytime they met they set the court on fire by producing swashbuckling tennis.

Local favourite Lleyton Hewitt carries a lot of tenacity and determination into today’s match with Federer. Hewitt has never won the home Grand Slam event and has only managed a runner-up finish, back in 2005 (lost to Safin in the final). The crowd is definitely going to be behind their home champion and Federer will have to put aside the distractions to overcame the Australian challenge.

Hewitt has been in phenomenal form at this year’s championship. His straight sets wins over Ricardo Hocevar and Donald Young gave the Australian a perfect start to the title quest. In the third round, Hewitt literally humbled Baghdatis before the Cypriot decided to retire from the match due to an injury.

Federer, on the other hand, is a three time champion here in Melbourne, and knows what it takes to lift the winner’s trophy despite all sorts of obstacles. Their last meeting pretty much says the story well when Hewitt won the first set but failed to avoid the permanent shift in momentum in the match.

Federer faced a real challenge in the opening round where Russian Igor Adreev took a set and a break lead from him. But the Swiss maestro bounced back and avoided a major upset. The next two match ups against Victor Hanescu in the second round and Albert Montanes in the third round gave the top seed some relief.

What time and day will the Roger Federer vs. Lleyton Hewitt match from the Australian Open be on TV?

What time and day will the Roger Federer vs. Lleyton Hewitt match from the Australian Open be on TV?
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Australian Open- Federer Advances To Quarterfinals After Beating Lleyton Hewitt

Swiss tennis player Roger Federer continued his winning streak on Monday, defeating Lleyton Hewitt and qualifying for the Australian Open’s quarterfinals for the seventh consecutive year. The world number 1 showed his best game against his old rival, reaching a 6-2, 6-3, 6-4 victory in less than two hours in front of a packed Rod Laver Arena. Hewitt, the last local player at the tournament, hasn’t beaten Federer since 2003, and the gap between the current and former world no. 1 has never seemed greater. Federer was very effective from the beginning, with clean backhands and spectacular serves. Hewitt, on the other hand, approached the net only three times in the first set, winning two games. Hewitt didn’t win any points serving, volleying, or charging; his mission was to get Federer out of position on the baseline, then come in and put away a comfortable volley. His strategy, however, gave little in the way of results. At the end of the first set, Hewitt lost 6-2. In the second set, Federer kept up his good performance, breaking Hewitt in the fourth game of the second set with a wrong-footing backhand drive. With the same shot, Federer won the second set 6-3 and increased his advantage to two sets. In the third set, though, things finally got a little complicated for the Swiss player. Hewitt tied the set with a score of 4-4, but the world No. 1 upped the ante, finally beating the Australian 6-4. With the final score, Federer moves into the quarterfinals, where he will face the Russian Nikolay Davydenko, who beat the Spaniard Fernando Verdasco in an electrifying match, 6-2, 7-5, 4-6, 6-7 (5/7), 6-3. Federer managed seven aces and 49 winners; he only needed an hour and 55 minutes to put the Australian away. Now, with Hewitt’s exist, Australia has no representative players in the final stages of its Open. After the game, Federer stated that he was very pleased with his performance and his ability to maintain his focus, committing hardly any errors and concentrating on his game plan. “Hardly made any unforced errors. If there were some, they were at moments I can live with. I was really able to press on the offensive, serve well when I had to, and I moved well as well, overall I’m extremely happy” said the Swiss, who committed 30 errors and converted 49 winners. Hewitt, on the other hand, despite his loss, was happy with the way he played. He acknowledged Federer’s skill and recognized him as the best player in the circuit. “He played special tennis. Tonight was as good as the US Open final in 2004. I prepared exactly the way that I wanted to prepare for the Australian summer. Gave 100% every time. But I ran into the best player at the moment, I would say.” Now in the quarterfinals, Federer will face Davydenko on Wednesday January 27th. Davydenko is certainly the most constant tennis player in the circuit, as he closed in 2009 with victories at the Masters 1000 of Shanghai in China and the Masters Cup in London, and opened 2010 with a successful victory in Doha. Despite losing the last Australian Open to Rafael Nadal, Federer is the favorite to win the tournament.