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SPORTS:Reuters Sports News Summary

With Rafael Nadal’s clay dominance seemingly waning, this is probably the hardest tournament to predict in over a decade.

Novak Djokovic, who is struggling to maintain his form, faced Roger Federer , who has been in commendable form since January, for the 33rd ...

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“It’s moments like this that ultimately shape you and make you who you are,” said Maria Sharapova, the 2008 champion, after her loss.

Djokovic can hit more winners with his flatter and more angled shots.

Over the past year, however, competition has intensified with players bridging the gap between themselves and the big three.