Baghdatis upbeat after Federer loss

MARCOS Baghdatis remains confident he can beat Roger Federer and win Wimbledon — even though the Swiss master outclassed him in the quarter-finals of the Gerry Weber Open.

Sat, 14 Jun, 2008 - 01:00

The world number one eased his way into the last four at Halle courtesy of a 6-4 6-4 victory over his 22-year-old opponent.

Baghdatis lost his serve in the first game of the match and again in the fifth game of the second set to put Federer in the driving seat.

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Courts Tennis Place: Halle Person: Baghdatis Person: Federer Person: Marcos Baghdatis Person: Roger Federer Person: Baghdatis’Person: Roger Event: Wimbledon Event: Gerry Weber Open Event: 2006 Wimbledon

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