Novak Djokovic The Untouchable!!!!!!!!

Second-seeded Novak Djokovic outclassed Richard Gasquet 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 Sunday in the fourth round of the French Open to extend his winning streak to 43 matches.
It was Djokovic’s third day in a row on court at Roland Garros. He beat Juan Martin del Potro in the previous round on Saturday in a match that stretched over two days.
Djokovic is 41-0 in 2011, the second-best start to a season in the Open era, which began in 1968. He also won his last two matches of 2010, making his overall run the third-longest, behind Guillermo Vilas’ record of 46 in a row in 1977.

Federer Flying Under the Radar At Roland Garros

Federer must be very happy for a lot of reasons at the french open this year. For once the expectations is not that high of him all eyes is on the struggling number one Nadal and the red hot Jokavic how in my opinion can`t shake the monkey of his back I`m talking about the winning streak 39 -0 so far .

So as all eyes on the number one and two Mr Federer looks relax and playing great so far but that may change soon as we get deeper and the matches get more difficult and it`s not

that easy to convert those break points anymore . but for now Federer and his fans must

be enjoying the match so far .

King Who !!!? Dojokvic Beats Nadan On Dirt 7-5 6-4 Madrid 2011

In a very impressive display of talent and athletic ability . Dojokvic earned a very important match maybe the best win in his short tennis Carrier . Despite Nadal attempts to stop the backhand winners and keep pressing Dojokvic . It looked like their was always an answer coming back from the other side of the net . Dojokvic stayed mentally tough and looked like he always believed he deserve the win.
That`s exactly what player need to do to get a win from Rafa anyone how wants to win on clay should set down and watch this final at least ten times and write down what he learned after each time .
Dojokvic is playing tennis from a different planet now my god 32 straight wins !!!!!!!!

Can Federer Win In Medrid ?

The last time Federer had a victory against Nadal was here in Madrid 2009. But two years later Nadal is totally different player much more improved and 10 times more confident especially on the red dirt. On the other hand Federer has nothing to loose and everything to gain if he manage to get a win on one hand he would answer all  the talks about should he retire now better than latter ?
On the other side he gets another chance to even thing with Dojokvic in a big way wich in my mind would even means more to Federer than a win against Nadal at this point in his career .
If Roger can manage to relax and take his shots when he can he will get rewarded with a rematch with Dojokvic .

Madrid: Federer d. Soderling

Top seed Nadal raced to a comfortable 6-2 6-2 win over Michael Llodra while Federer saw off Robin Soderling 7-6 [7-2] 6-4 in the later quarter-final.
Former world number one Federer secured his only break against Soderling with a volleyed winner in the ninth game of the second set before serving out for victory in breezy conditions
He said: "The conditions were tough. I didn't know you could get so much wind inside an enclosed space."
Looking forward to Saturday's semi-final, Federer who has won only eight of 23 matches against Nadal, added: "He seems like he is playing amazing tennis right now but I'll give it my best shot and see how I get on."
The other semi-final will be contested between second seed Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray's quarter-final conqueror Thomaz Bellucci.
Djokovic overcame clay specialist David Ferrer 6-4 4-6 6-3, and in doing so extended his winning run in 2011 to 30 matches.
The Serb has now beaten the mark of 29 wins set by Czech player Ivan Lendl in 1986.
Only Bjorn Borg [33 in 1980] and John McEnroe [42 in 1984] have had longer winning runs from the start of a season.
Earlier, Bellucci became the first player through to Saturday's semi-finals with a 7-6 [7-2] 6-3 win over seventh seed Tomas Berdych.
The Brazilian, ranked 36th in the world, was in his element as he dominated on serve and did not have to face a single break point.
"The conditions on these courts are perfect for me, I like playing here," said Bellucci.