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Grand Slam champion and former Wimbledon finalist, For Janowicz, the key will be his monster serve.
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The Pole has been bringing it with tremendous pace and direction this summer at the All England Club Murray will be the favorite heading in despite the fact that these two players haven't met all that often in the past.
@It quickly went away as Berdych wilted under the pressure of holding a dominant position in the set. Easy Djokovic holds became more and more common and when Berdych had to serve to stay in the second set, the outcome seemed almost obvious. Forehand errors became more common and another gave Djokovic two set points. The first was saved but the second was dumped into the net from close range as Berdych approached the net.@
Friday's semifinal action.
Where: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London
When: Friday, July 5 at 8 a.m. ET
Watch: ESPN
Live Stream: ESPN3
Men's Semifinal TV Schedule
Date Programming Coverage (ET) Channel
Friday, July 5 Breakfast at Wimbledon 7 a.m. - 8 a.m. ESPN
Friday, July 5 Men's Semifinals 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. ESPN
#A double fault gifted Djokovic the break and that was it for Berdych. The top seed showed no sign of nerves unlike his last match and served out to love to make it 15 out of 15 sets this tournament.#
Ferrer revealed he had been struggling with an ankle injury before the match: "I wasn't able to warm-up properly but it was fine during the match.
"I don't think his injury affected him. He was more focused and aggressive, served really well and deserved to win."
Later in Wednesday's quarter-final action, Andy Murray will aim to reach his fifth successive Wimbledon semi-final when he faces unseeded Spaniard Fernando Verdasco.
World number two Murray, beaten by Roger Federer in last year's final, has won his last 15 matches on grass and is yet to drop a set in this year's tournament.
Murray could count on the support of former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson, who was in the royal box after watching several of his fellow Scot's matches en route to his maiden Grand Slam triumph at the US Open last year.
$ Wimbledon fortnight filled with more than its share of upsets. The men’s two top seeds, however, have not been part of the landslide of eliminations which took out the top three seeds on the women’s side of the draw. Novak Djokovic has progressed through his section of the draw without much difficulty. Coming into the semifinals, the No. 1 seed has not dropped a set. Also surviving into the semifinals is former U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro who’s finally beginning to regain the form that won him a major championship in 2009. The No. 8 seed, del Potro also breezed through, not not dropping a set. Djokovic will be trying for his second Wimbledon Championship after capturing his first during his historic season in 2011. Del Potro will be trying to reach his first championship match at the All England Club. Which man will advance to the final?. Read the following analysis and prediction of their upcoming match. $
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He will play Juan Martin Del Potro after the Argentinian shocked David Ferrer in straight sets 6-2 6-4 7-6. A fall in the opening game left his participation in doubt with worries that he had further injured his knee. However, the Argentinian put on an excellent display to erase the bad memories of his thrashing by the same opponent at Wimbledon last year. He troubled the Ferrer serve on a regular occasion and broke twice on his way to taking the first but would have to save break points on his own serve before doing so for 6-2.