Even though I already knew the outcome of the fourth-round match between Roger Federer and Tommy Haas by the time it came on TV (Roger came back from a two-set deficit), I was still a total wreck watching it. Normally I wouldn't mind -- or, should I say, would even be happy -- if Tommy upset the Swiss legend. (Let's be honest: Fed's my guy, but Tommy's my man.) But with the door open for Roger to actually win his first French Open -- and complete the elusive career Grand Slam -- I was in no mood for an upset. Next up for Roger? 11th-seeded Gael Monfils of France, who dismissed Andy Roddick in straight sets.Tuesday, June 02, 2009
French Roast
Even though I already knew the outcome of the fourth-round match between Roger Federer and Tommy Haas by the time it came on TV (Roger came back from a two-set deficit), I was still a total wreck watching it. Normally I wouldn't mind -- or, should I say, would even be happy -- if Tommy upset the Swiss legend. (Let's be honest: Fed's my guy, but Tommy's my man.) But with the door open for Roger to actually win his first French Open -- and complete the elusive career Grand Slam -- I was in no mood for an upset. Next up for Roger? 11th-seeded Gael Monfils of France, who dismissed Andy Roddick in straight sets.
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