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French Open Day 11
Novak Djokovic was in celebratory mood Wednesday and why not? He became only the second man to beat Rafael Nadal at the French Open.
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In the women's draw, Serena Williams cruised past 2012 finalist Sara Errani to reach the semifinals. The world No. 1 hit 10 aces and looked extremely comfortable from the back of the court.
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Djokovic's athleticism, shot-making and court coverage were just too much for Nadal. He won in straight sets to end a 0-6 skid against the Spaniard at Roland Garros.
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It was a 29th birthday to forget for Nadal, the nine-time champion at Roland Garros. His last and only other loss at the French Open came in 2009 against Robin Soderling.
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Nadal was mostly on the defensive, apart from a spell in the first set when he won four straight games to go from 0-4 to 4-4.
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Nadal vowed to "fight" to get back to winning ways. He'll now think of the grass-court season, which begins Monday.
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Djokovic, meanwhile, meets Andy Murray in the semis. Murray beat David Ferrer for the first time on clay, in four sets. Murray is yet to lose during the clay-court season.
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When Ferrer missed two set points in the first set, Murray kicked on. The 2013 finalist managed to save a set point in the third but lost the fourth set in lopsided fashion.
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Wednesday was a contrast to the previous rounds, when Williams lost a set to three players, including Victoria Azarenka and Sloane Stephens.
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She'll now face Swiss Timea Bacsinszky. The 23rd seed ousted Belgian outsider Alison Van Uytvanck in straight sets. Bacsinszky is having a breakthrough campaign, winning two titles and once owning a 15-match winning streak.