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Tsonga still stopped Federer 12.08.2011

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga set into a black cat on record in Grand Slam titles, Roger Federer. Once you beat him in the quarterfinals at Wimbledon and took his dream for a seventh title in the tournament, the Frenchman deal with Federer and the "Rogers Cup" in Montreal. Early this morning they stood on the court, and Tsonga had 7-6 ( 3), 4-6, 6-1 after more than two hours of play.

Federer may well regret the victory because setbol wasted in the first set, then allowed delay in the result. In the second part of the Swiss made an early breakthrough, which preserve a stable kick. In the final set but Tsonga 5-0 lead, which effectively disguise intrigue.

This was the third win in seven games for the Frenchman over his illustrious rival. Curiously, apart from success at Wimbledon, Federer Tsonga was beaten again on the "Masters", and in Canada in 2009.

"He (Tsonga) beat me at Wimbledon, I do not know what the surprise is to do it now. He just played very well, "Federer said after the game." The first two sets were very close. I could take the lead in the first but missed his chance. In the second my initial shock and excellent work things out. In the final part, however Tsonga game very confident and not let my chance, "said two-time champion in the tournament.

On top of happiness was "hammer" Tsonga. "This is definitely the best game I've played," said the Frenchman in the power of emotions. "I am very happy with the way I presented. Creating opportunities that benefit. Everything in the game I received, "said Tsonga.

In place of disputeFrance's semifinal will face the third rocket Nicolas Almagro of Spain, which had somewhat surprising 7-6, 6-3 over Richard Gasquet.

Dropping out of Roger Federer is another surprise in the tournament. Earlier, the battle ended the winner of the last two years Andy Murray and world â„– 2 Rafael Nadal. Unlike them, however, all the world goes forward â„– 1 Novak Djokovic, who late last night to deal with Marin Cilic and record victory â„– 50 for the year.