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LONDON -- As usual, Roger Federer is looking to add to one of his many records. And as many expected, Novak Djokovic will be trying to stop him. The top two players in the world advanced to the championship match at the ATP finals on Sunday, each looking beatable early before turning things around. Federer, a six-time champion at the season-ending event, advanced by beating U.S. Open champion Andy Murray 7-6 (5), 6-2. The top-ranked Djokovic defeated Juan Martin del Potro 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. "I knew that if I lose today its the end of the season, so I gave everything I had and couldnt be more happy," Federer said on court after the match. The ATP finals is the last tournament of the season, and Federer will face Djokovic in the final match on Monday at the O2 Arena. "For me, I think for both of us, its pretty straightforward," said Federer, who is 16-12 against Djokovic. "I think weve got to press out the last juice thats left in our body and make it a successful year end, even though its been successful for everybody who has been taking part in this tournament." Federer found himself in a hole early against Murray, losing his serve in the opening game of the match. But Murray, who lost to Federer in the Wimbledon final but beat him in the Olympic final, couldnt hang on. The 17-time Grand Slam champion broke back to even the score at 4-4, and then recovered from a 3-1 deficit in the tiebreaker to win the opening set and take control of the match. "Basically I really tried to pull myself together in this breaker today, where I thought I didnt play great in yesterdays tiebreaker first set against Del Potro, and not being able to come back," Federer said. "Margins are small, best-of-three sets." In the second set, Federer lost only two points on serve and broke Murray twice. "Once he gets ahead, hes incredibly hard to stop," said Murray, who leads Federer 10-9 in head-to-head play. "He tends to play better and better when he gets up. I feel like I gave him that advantage the beginning of the second set." Throughout the match, the packed crowd at the O2 Arena cheered loudly between points. But despite being a hometown crowd for Murray, there were plenty of hoots and hollers for Federer both from the Swiss contingent and others. Thats something Federer has gotten used to over the years. "I guess because Ive been in the game for so long, I do have many people who just enjoy watching me play or feel like its a throwback maybe to the back-in-the-day times when they used to play with one-handed backhands, and they like me because of those things," Federer said. "I dont know what it is, but I do get a lot of support and do appreciate it." In the early match, the top-ranked Djokovic started playing his best tennis as soon as it looked like he was headed for his off-season vacation. Djokovic was broken late in the first set and again early in the second, but he then found his stroke and quickly rebounded. "Well, I had a little, lets say, crisis in todays match from 4-all, first set to 2-all in the second, where I didnt feel so good on the court, struggling to find my momentum and my rhythm," Djokovic said. "So you try to be positive and push myself to fight for every point and believe I can come back. That was the case." Del Potro took the lead late in the first set, breaking Djokovic for a 5-4 lead before serving out the set at love. The tall Argentine, who defeated Djokovic to win the Olympic bronze medal at Wimbledon this year, then went up a break early in the second set. But Djokovic broke right back to 2-2 and then took Del Potros serve again to take a 5-3 lead. "Hes so good," Del Potro said. "Of course, hes the No. 1. In these kinds of matches, they make the difference between them and the rest of the players." In the third, Djokovic decided things by winning 12 of 13 points in a three-game stretch to take a 3-1 lead. He broke again three games later and held at love to advance. "I believed that I could come back," said Djokovic, who treated the media to chocolates during his post-match news conference to thank them for work throughout the year. "I believed that I could turn this match around in my favour, and Ive done so." The victory was Djokovics 74th of the season, tying him with David Ferrer for the most this year. It was also his seventh win in nine matches against Del Potro. Djokovic won the ATP finals in 2008, and reached the semifinals in 2009 -- the first year the tournament was played at the O2 Arena in London. ED Belfour Blackhawks Jersey. Torrealba, who was designated for assignment on July 31, will become a free agent on Friday if he is not claimed off waivers. The 34-year-old Venezuelan backstop batted . Bobby Orr Blackhawks Jersey. According to a report from News 1130 in Vancouver, Lions GM Wally Buono confirmed the Jacksonville Jaguars interest in the 27-year-old signal caller. http://www.blackhawkshockeyproshop.com/Chris-Chelios-Blackhawks-Jersey/. Theyre suddenly unbeatable, having won three straight. Emeka Okafor had 19 points and 11 rebounds, leading six players in double figures as Washington cruised to its easiest win of the season, 120-91 victory over the Orlando Magic on Monday night. Antti Raanta Jersey. It was the first time since 2009 that Nestor has failed to reach the semifinals at the eight-team, year-end event. "Its definitely frustrating,, but it was not from a lack of effort," said Nestor. "We tried everything we had and left it all out there. Bryan Bickell Jersey. In seventh place in the Eastern Conference, the Impact will need to run the table in the four games left in their regular season and hope that the Houston Dynamo, who hold the fifth and final playoff spot, and the sixth-place Columbus Crew both falter down the stretch.VICTORIA -- Carling Zeeman won overall gold on Sunday to become the under-23 womens champion at the Canadian rowing championship. Zeeman won the 1,850-metre event in seven minutes 24.29 seconds. The Cambridge, Ont., native also won bronze at the world under-23 championships earlier this year. "It was rewarding to see some expected good results from our more senior athletes mixed with excellent performances from some of our up-and-coming talent," said Peter Cookson, Rowing Canadas high performance director. Kerry Shaffer of Welland, Ont., and Emily Cameron of Summerside, P.E.I., took silver (7:28.34) and bronze (7:35.75) respectively in this event. The junior category winner in the womens single was Calgarys Nicole Hare. The womens pair 2012 NRC gold medallists are Carolyn Ganes and Sarah Black of the National Training Centre in London, Ont., with a time of 7:09.42. Fellow NTC athletes Jennifer Martins and Kate Goodfellow were second and B.C.s Lisa Roman and Kristin Bauder were third. Both the under 23 and junior titles went to the young pair of Caileigh Filmer and Kelsey Farmer of B.C., who finished in 7:41.08. Teresa Berkholtz of British Columbia won the lightweight womens single event in 7:49.98, followed by B.C. teammate Katherine Enns in 7:57.67, and National Training Centre under 23 lightweight scculler Erin Snelgrove, in 8:02.dddddddddddd06. In the mens single, Kai Langerfed of North Vancouver, B.C., won overall in 6:48.17. He was closely followed by Matt Buie of Collingwood, Ont., in 6:49.72 and Adam Rabalski, of Guelph, Ont., in 6:55.25. Pascal Lussier of Saint-Hyacinthe, Que., took the under-23 honours in the single; and Daniel de Groot of St. Catharines, Ont., is the new junior champ. The lightweight mens single winner in both the senior and under-23 categories is Mark Henry of Brampton, Ont. Seniors Taylor Pluzak of Ottawa and Valentin Dunsing, from Vancouver, were second and third respectively. The lightweight mens pair also had a senior/under-23 sweep by Vancouvers Evan Cheng and Max Lattimer of Delta, B.C., in an impressive time of 6:30.83. John Sasi of North Delta, B.C., and Eric Woelfl of St. Catharines were second in the senior event in 6:33.08, followed by Lee Hall and Alex Walker, both from Victoria, in 6:40.62. Another event that saw the under-23 entry win both the senior and age category medals was the mens pair. Hamiltons David Lariviere and Mark Dawidek of London, Ont., were first in 6:31.54. Spencer Crowley of North Vancouver, B.C., and Will Dean of Kelowna, B.C., were second in 6:34.62, followed by under-23s Tim Schrijver of Thedford, Ont., and Mark Alm of Grimsby, Ont. ' ' '

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