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Fatigued Federer loses

AFP, Gstaad
Wimbledon champion Roger Federer missed out on a sixth title this season when he lost the final of the 550,000-euro Swiss Open to Jiri Novak on Sunday and then admitted he needed a holiday.
A week after his Grand Slam triumph at the All England Club, the final of his home event proved a match too far as he went down to a 5-7, 6-3, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3 defeat to the experienced Czech.
Now Federer, the world number three, will head off on a vacation to Sardinia for a week before he returns to action on the American hardcourt circuit.
"I really need a rest," said Federer, who won 15 matches in a row on the way to grass titles in Halle and Wimbledon.
"We'll see how things look after some rest. I haven't had any time for a little glass of champagne to celebrate Wimbledon - that might be nice to do now."
After winning the opening set with a fight-back in the final game form 0-40 down, top-seeded Federer's form went into decline as the third seed grabbed a two-sets-to-one lead.
Federer rallied to take the fourth but couldn't convert on break points early in the fifth, crashing down 2-4 on a break and taking defeat in two hours 48 minutes.
"I had my problems but was happy to get the fourth," said the 21-year-old who has now lost Swiss finals in Basel and Gstaad for a total of three home defeats in three years.
The last Swiss to win the Gstaad event was Heinz Gunthardt in 1980, but Federer is sure to be back for another go.
Despite the defeat, he is not putting any pressure on himself ahead of the US Open, the final Grand Slam tournament of the season.
"I've never done well in the States, I don't know why. I may have a chance at the number one ranking, but I'm not going to push it.
"If it happens, it happens. I'll work more on fitness after my break and hope to be ready to play again. I need to maintain momen-
tum, I've been hitting the ball well. I want to relax in the buildup to the rest of the summer."
Novak earned his second straight title here after winning in 2001.
"I'm the happiest man in the world right now," said the Czech father of two.
"I've won two singles and two doubles titles here. It was a tough match, Roger played well, but I was just a bit better and a bit luckier today."
The men had faced off twice in previous finals, with Federer winning in Vienna 2002 and Dubai in February.