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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- While top-seeded Novak Djokovic had a rest day when opponent Mikhail Youzhny became ill and withdrew from their quarterfinal on Thursday, Roger Federer had to play his way into their semifinal date at the Dubai Championships. The fourth-seeded Federer, who has won this title five times, won his 40th match at the Dubai Championships with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Lukas Rosol of the Czech Republic. Federer made a slow start, falling behind 2-0 but quickly rebounded by winning the next six games. In the second set, Federer broke serve in the third and fifth games. "When you play someone for the first time, you never quite know what his best level is or his normal level is," Federer said. "Thats why you kind of keep pushing on, and thats also why I guess the score came out the way it did, because I never let go." Federer holds a slim 16-15 winning record over Djokovic. The Serbian, however, has beaten Federer in their last three matches, and nine of their last 12 meetings. "He is in the semis, hes already played two matches, hes been here long enough for preparing, and hes fit enough for anything anyway," Federer said of Djokovic having a quarterfinal walkover. "Every match you can get away from is a good one. "For me, it was important also probably not to be out there for three hours. Then it would have been a disadvantage. But I think were back on even terms for tomorrow." The other semifinal will feature third-seeded Tomas Berdych against seventh-seeded Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany. Playing in his fourth quarterfinal of the season, Kohlschreibers 6-2, 6-3 win over Tunisian wild card Malik Jazirivictory was his 300th match-win on the ATP Tour. Berdych holds a 7-1 winning record over Kohlschreiber. "The record is one thing, but then always the match is going to start from zero," Berdych said. "I have seen Philipp play here and hes playing really well. "Hes playing very aggressive, very confident, too." Berdych, who was a finalist last year, fought past fifth-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-4, 6-3. Berdych was on a 10-match winning streak, which includes his win at the Rotterdam tournament two weeks ago. The first set stayed on serve until Tsonga dropped his at love in the 10th game. The second set was even more tightly contested. In the fifth game, Berdych faced four break points but held on. Tsonga surrendered his serve in the eighth game when he double-faulted on break point. "It was very close," Berdych said. "I faced many break points which was very tough, but that was really the key of todays game, that I managed to save them." cheap nfl jerseys . Not to be outdone, Atletico Madrid bettered its title rivals by demolishing 10-man Getafe 7-0 with Diego Costa returning from injury to score with a brilliant bicycle kick. "It was an almost perfect night," Atletico coach Diego Simeone said. cheap jerseys .J. -- A couple of comeback kids helped the New York Giants continue their winning streak. http://www.salecheapjerseyswholesale.com/. - Inbee Park is back defending her No. wholesale jerseys . PAUL, Minn. cheap jerseys from china . Grant was fired a day after the Cavs dropped their sixth straight game, an embarrassing home loss to a Los Angeles Lakers team that started with eight players and finished with five.SOCHI, Russia -- Canadas Matt Dunstone remained in striking distance of first place in the 2013 world junior curling championships mens standings with a 7-3 win over the United States on Tuesday. Canada improved to 5-2 with the win, tied for second place in the standings with Norway, Russia, and Sweden and within reach leader Kyle Smith of Scotland (5-1). In womens action Canadas Corryn Brown also beat her continental rival, rebounding from a 4-3 loss to Switzerland with a 10-4 rout over the U.S. "Its a pride thing," Dunstone said. "It was good to see Canada come out on top of these North American battles." After American skip Korey Dropkin stole a point in the first end, Dunstones Winnipeg rink responded with a deuce in the third and took a 5-2 lead after five ends. "We had a really strong fifth end and I think we made eight straight shots there," Dunstone said. "After that we kind of took the momentum from them. We only had control after we got that deuce in nine. A two-point lead is notthing on the quality of teams here.dddddddddddd I felt most comfortable once we got that four-point lead in the last end." Browns rink from Kamloops, B.C., came up just short against Switzerlands Michelle Gribi (2-4). Trailing 4-2 in the 10th, Brown attempted a double to lie two and force the extra end, but just missed, taking only one for the 4-3 loss. Brown and her team rebounded against American skip Miranda Solem, stealing two ends on the way to a 10-4 win. "We definitely played a little more aggressive, put a little more rocks in play, and watched how things ended up," said Brown, who now sits at 2-5 and will not make the playoffs. "We have nothing to lose, to be honest. So we might has well give it everything weve got." Scotlands Hannah Fleming remains the only unbeaten womens team (7-0) with Japans Sayaka Yoshimura (5-2), Russias Alina Kovaleva (4-3) and Denmarks Stephanie Risdal Nielsen and (4-3) in the mix. Brown has the day off Wednesday, while Dunstones rink faces Norway. cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '

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Los Omega Seamaster 1848 Limited Editions Replica de Relojes 70th Anniversary, presentados en Baselworld 2018 celebran el Replica Watches nacimiento de uno de los iconos más importantes de la marca. Y lo hace con una reproducción casi exacta de los modelos originales Replicas Relojes La primera familia de relojes creada por Omega fue el Seamaster, lanzada en 1948. Quién iba a pensar en aquel momento que a sus 70 a?os los relojes iban a parecer tan atractivos como lo fueron entonces. Porque eso son los nuevos Omega Seamaster 1848 Limited Editions 70th Anniversary.

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