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Fed beaten by Berdych

Roddick's tearful bye to tennis

AFP, New York
Roger Federer saw his dream of becoming the first man in 87 years to win six US Opens destroyed by big-swinging Czech Tomas Berdych Wednesday in the Swiss legend's earliest New York defeat in nine years.
The 17-time Grand Slam title winner, bidding to reach his 33rd Grand Slam semifinal, and ninth in a row at the US Open, was beaten 7-6 (7/1), 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 by sixth-seeded Berdych.
"I have got to go back to the drawing board from here. The goal [of winning Wimbledon and getting back to number one| has been achieved, but this is very disappointing," said a despondent Federer.
Berdych was stunned by his triumph.
"It couldn't be better. There's no better moment so far than this one," said the Czech.
It was world number one Federer's worst defeat at the tournament since losing to David Nalbandian in the fourth round in 2003.
Berdych, who went into the quarterfinal with a 4-11 record against the world number one, will now face British third seed Andy Murray for a place in Sunday's title match.
"I'll just try to bring something from today and try to add something a little more for my next match," Berdych said.
Berdych boasts a 4-2 career winning record over Murray, who reached a second successive US Open semifinal when Croatia's Marin Cilic squandered a set and 5-1 lead to lose3-6,7-6 (7/4), 6-2,6-0.
Murray won 15 of the last 18 games to secure a seventh win in eight meetings with the 12th-seeded Cilic.
"There is pressure on you to perform well, expectations are high and sometimes you’re nervous."
Tearful Andy Roddick said goodbye to the US Open, New York and his career in an emotional fourth-round defeat to Argentina's Juan Martin Del Potro.
The 30-year-old, the last American man to win a Grand Slam event when he claimed the US Open in 2003, had already said this would be the last tournament of a 12-year career which yielded 32 titles and 20 million dollars in prize money.
"I've loved every minute of it — for the first time in my career I'm not sure what to say,” said Roddick, who was in tears -- as was model wife Brooklyn — as he addressed the crowd after his 6-7 (7/1), 7-6 (7/4), 6-2,6-4 loss.
Seventh-seeded Del Potro, the champion in 2009, booked a Thursday quarterfinal date with defending champion Novak Djokovic.