Switzerland US OPEN 2009: Emotional Juan Martin del Potro comes from behind to stun Roger Federer and claim dramatic five-set triumph. © Copyright 1994 - 2020 ATP Tour, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Great Britain 'Trying become the first man since Rod Laver in 1969 to win the French Open, Wimbledon and US titles in the same year, Federer was in an agitated mood and let rip at  umpire James Garner after battling back in the third set.Magnificent: Juan Martin del Potro beat Roger Federer in a classic New York finalWhen Garner told him to stop moaning about Del Potro's late appeals to Hawkeye, Federer continued the theme of the tournament's closing stages. v Inter MilanWhyte confident he can deal with pressure of Povetkin fightJulen Lopetegui and Luuk de Jong react to Sevilla Europa League winMan United aware of alleged Harry Maguire incident on Greek islandPSG train ahead of Champions League final against Bayern MunichPremier League: Paddy Power celebrate return with 'Spygate' clipJenas: Upcoming season 'definitive' for Harry Kane at SpursPremier League 2020/21 fixtures: Liverpool host Leeds on opening weekendHansi Flick delighted to reach Champions League finalParis St Germain fans celebrate historic semi-final victoryGood night, Dillian Whyte!

Indoor Hard Great Britain I know who I'd pick to win a cup final! Juan Martín del Potro defeated five-time defending champion Roger Federer in the final, 3–6, 7–6 (7–5), 4–6, 7–6 (7–4), 6–2 to win the Men's Singles tennis title at the 2009 US Open.Del Potro became the first Argentine man to win the title since Guillermo Vilas in 1977.This was del Potro's first and so far only major title, although he would reach a second final in 2018. A similar shot gained the break and suddenly it was Federer starting to look tentative.His 18-3 record in Grand Slam final tiebreaks counted for nothing as he fell behind 6-3, Del Potro making two mistakes before closing it out with an inside out forehand.Del Potro's rangey forehand now operating with power and precision, setting the rallies up with spin and then unleashing flat winners.The beauty of sport: Roger Federer and Juan Martin del Potro contest the final as the sun goes down over New YorkHe was transformed from the Grand Slam novice of earlier and broke for 4-3 only to throw the advantage away immediately, with the Swiss finally getting his sluggish feet moving.It was at the 5-4 changeover that Federer made his uncharacteristic outburst after being spoken to sharply by Garner  about the  Argentinian's late appeals to the video replay.The row only seemed to inspire him unsettle the Argentinian, who got to 30-30 and then promptly sent in two double faults to concede the set.Federer, still struggling to get his first serve above 50 per cent, went 2-4 behind in the fourth but got back on level terms with the Argentinian seemingly feeling the pace.In the ensuing tiebreak, however, Del Potro found yet another wind and blasted through to take it 7-4, the Wimbledon champion failing to recover from the double fault he sent down at the start of it.
Indoor Hard Hilarious moment James Milner is caught screaming 'f***ing hell' at new boy Kostas Tsimikas after failing to receive a pass from the left back on his debut against Stuttgart'There is no corona discount for them': Bayer Leverkusen chief Rudi Voller insists Chelsea will have to meet £90m asking price if they are to sign Kai Havertz this summer... and claims the Blues are no closer to agreeing a dealThe champions are back in action! Outdoor Hard Roger Federer got a dramatic view of the future of tennis when his five-year reign as US Open champion was ended by the beast-like power of Juan Martin Del Potro.The 6ft 6in Argentinian bludgeoned his way into the elite of the men's game by coming back to down the world No 1 with a performance that was both brilliant and courageous.Long on everything else but just short of his 21st birthday, defying doubts about his stamina, the willowy South American is the sport's new superstar after a 3-6 7-6 4-6 7-6 6-2 victory that took just over four hours.Sealed with a kiss: Juan Martin del Potro lifts the trophyAn emotional Del Potro sunk to his knees after claiming victory, and shed tears afterwards, particularly when speaking to the crowd in Spanish. Outdoor Clay Switzerland ATP Platinum Partners Netherlands 'It has been my dream to win the US Open for ever,' he said. Outdoor Hard Search Dopo 5 vittorie consecutive a New York, Roger Federer deve arrendersi in finale a Juan Martín del Potro che interrompe a 40 la striscia di vittorie consecutive di Roger nel torneo vincendo con il punteggio di 3-6 7-6 5 4-6 7-6 4 6-2. This Saturday at 9pm (BST) they are premiering the 2009 final between Roger Federer and Juan Martin del Potro.

Grandioso lo de Del Potro en Flushing Meadows. Roger Federer; Who would Roger Federer want a re-match with? ATP Premier Partner Premier League and broadcasters to come under increasing fire from fans for...Power Serge!

'Don't tell me to be quiet, I don't give a s***' was one excerpt from the exchange as he sat in his chair at 5-4 after Del Potro left it late to query a line call.But ultimately he could not summon up sufficient resolve to subdue the huge, angled serve of his challenger, coupled with a massive forehand.In the deciding set before a baying Flushing Meadows crowd Del Potro got the early break and was brave enough to hold onto it and announce his arrival in the major league.Overcome: Del Potro sinks to the floor after sealing his victoryIt was a full-blooded and competitive encounter at Flushing Meadows, not the last we have seen between these two. In lieu of any live tennis to watch at the moment, the US Open have begun sharing classic, full-length matches on their Facebook and YouTube channels.


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Y ganó por primera vez este torneo, que había ganado por última vez Vilas en el 77. Great Britain Here we take a look at the build up to that match and see exactly what was at stake. But against all odds, the 20-year-old left Flushing Meadows with his first major title, earning himself a lifetime of … Indoor Hard Switzerland The Swiss lost that …