Federer serve was key

Defending champion Roger Federer felt the success of his serve had contributed significantly in his straight sets victory over Swedish veteran Jonas Bjorkman at the Australian Open.

Wed, 17 Jan, 2007 - 09:24
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Defending champion Roger Federer felt the success of his serve had contributed significantly in his straight sets victory over Swedish veteran Jonas Bjorkman at the Australian Open.

The number one seed, who comfortably disposed of Bjorn Phau in the first round, eased to a 6-2 6-3 6-2 triumph at the Rod Laver Arena.

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CourtsTennisHeathrowPlace: Rod Laver ArenaPlace: Melbourne ParkPlace: ThailandPlace: SpainPerson: FedererPerson: Roger FedererPerson: Jonas BjorkmanPerson: Bjorn PhauPerson: JonasPerson: PhauPerson: Andy RoddickPerson: Marc GicquelPerson: Marat SafinPerson: Dudi SelaPerson: RoddickPerson: Juan Carlos FerreroPerson: Danai UdomchokePerson: Novak DjokovicPerson: DjokovicPerson: Feliciano LopezPerson: LopezPerson: David FerrerPerson: Thomas JohanssonPerson: Mikhail YouzhnyPerson: Radek StepanekPerson: Richard GasquetPerson: Amer DelicPerson: Wayne ArthursPerson: Zack FleishmanPerson: Dominik HrbatyPerson: Mardy FishPerson: Vincent SpadeaPerson: Nicholas MahutEvent: Australian OpenEvent: Adelaide International
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