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Federer sails through

Reuters, Bangkok
Tennis
Roger Federer recovered his poise on Thursday, beating Germany's Denis Gremelmayr 6-3, 6-2 to ease through to the quarterfinals of the Thailand Open.
The Swiss world number one has now won 74 matches this year, matching Spaniard Rafael Nadal, and looked far more comfortable than in his opening ma tch.
Federer's frustration boiled over on Wednesday as he struggled to overcome Brazilian Marcos Daniel and he threw an uncharacteristic temper tantrum by slamming his racket to the ground.
"A different day, a different opponent. It changes everything," said the Wimbledon and US Open champion, who next facesz\ndy Roddick's US Open conqueror Gilles Muller.
The fluid strokes and aggressive shot-making were back in abundance against Gremelmayr, after Federer,held offithreebrenk points
in the opening game and then broke the left-hander for 2-0.
But although he was never seriously threatened, Federer faced some tense moments as Gremelmayr settled and held a point tobreakbackat4-2.
Federer escaped when Gremelmayr netted a forehand, and after sealing the first set he broke to love to start the second.
Gremelmayr continued to challenge, hitting some blistering shots from the baseline, and Federer had to fight off three break points in the second game before breaking again tolead4-l.
"I was in control and didn't have to push 100 per cent all the time," said Federer.
“But he didn't play too bad you know. I really had to play good tennis to come through."
Briton z\ndy Murray, meanwhile, realised his ambition of a place in the world top 100 by beating Swedish fifth seed Robin Soderling 7-6,7-6.
The 18-year-old Scot, who was ranked 41 llh at the end of last sea-,
son, demonstrated impressive speed around the court to reach his first ATP quarter- final.
"It’sapretty bigdeal forme, getting to the top 100 when I'm 18," hesaid.
"I said at the start of the year that's my goal. After the first couple of months a lot of people told me I should have kept quiet, but I'm pretty happy with myself now."
Murray dropped just three points in the first set tiebreak but Soderling broke to lead 4-3 in the second.
Murray reacted positively, forcing an error at the net to level at 4-1 before going on to take the second tiebreak 7-5.
"I wasn't feeling that great towards the eMd of the first set." said Murray. "But I took a timeout and got some medication from the doctor. I had a really sore head. I don'tknowwhy.
"I thought I played a pretty clever match. I used my slice pretty well and I didn't give him so much pace which I thinkhe likes."
Murray's next opponent is third seed and US Open semifinalist Robby Ginepri. .