MENS
In round 3 One of the big shocks in the men’s side was the fact that Richard Gasguet went out in straight sets by Spaniard Fernando Verdasco in straight sets 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 this does show when it comes to clay court matches that there is something magical when it comes to the Spanish
THE LEGEND IS OUT
In round 4 Roger Federrer is out of the French open after
loosing a 5 setter to Ernests Gulblis as he lost the first set in a tie break
it looked like Federrer hand control. But Gulblis came back with a tie break of
his own followed by 6-2 set and looked like he could not be beaten. Federrer
came back with a break in the next set to win 6-4. There was no need for a long drawn out affair
as Gulblis took control of this match getting the break that he needed to win
6-3. Federrer is the first big gun out of the men’s side of the French.
CAN DOCKAVIC WIN THE CAREER GRAND SLAM 
French hopes are leaving after Jo Wilfred Tsonga lost to
Novac Djockavic in straight sets 6-1, 6-4, 6-1 and Djockavic shows why he is
one of the best tennis players in the world and the possibility that he can
still win the career grand slam. I thought that Tsonga would have had put up
more of a fight as the fans would have been on his back.
BERDICH MAKES SURE OF QUARTER FINAL SPOT
Tomas Berdich secured a spot in the Quarter Finals after
beating John Isner 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in straight sets he will definitely be one to
watch out for in the later rounds but I do not believe that he can win the
French
MURRAY SURVIVES INTO 4TH ROUND
Andy Murray will be very happy to have this match over with
as he defeated no 28 seed Philipp
Kohlschreiber of Germany. Kohlschreiber won the fist set and took control of
the match by winning 6-3 but Murray came back to win the next 2 sets 6-3 each
and in the fourth Kohlschreiber came back to win 6-4 but the 5th set
was an absolute thriller as it went to 12-10 for Murray. I am sure that Murray
will be disappointed that it went to this state and the fact that the match
went to a second day
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