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Federer sends Tomic packing

Testing day for Williams, Murray

AFP, Melbourne
Swiss great Roger Federer put big-talking Australian Bernard
Tomic firmly in his place Saturday as he joined Andy Murray and Serena Williams in the second week of the Australian Open.
The revered 17-time Grand Slamwinner, afforded a bigger cheer than Tomic as he entered Rod Laver Arena, held court as he swept to a straight-sets win, after coming through a tight second-set tie-break, 6-4,7-6 (7/5), 6-1.
After Tomic had talked up his chances of an upset, Federer's motivation was clear as he broke immediately and took the first set, clawed his way back from 4-1 down in the second-set tie-break and then sped through the third.
Federer, who became the first man to collect 250 Grand Slam wins, will now face Canada's Milos Raonic in the fourth round as he continues his bid for a fifth Australian Open crown.
Earlier, Williams and defending champion Victoria Azarenka came through their first uncomfortable moments, and Murray was also tested before reaching the last 16 at Melbourne Park.
Williams, eyeing a calendar-year Grand Slam, was broken for the first time in the tournament by Japanese number one Ayumi Morita, before recovering from 0-3 down in the second set to win 6-1,6-3.
World number one Azarenka screamed at herself and thrashed her racquet before overcoming an unexpectedly stiff challenge by America's Jamie Hampton, who bravely played through severe back
pain.
Argentina's Juan Martin Del Potro, seeded six, became the tournament's biggest casualty when the 2009 US Open champion slumped to a five-set defeat to unseeded Frenchman Jeremy Chardy.
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Richard Gasquet also went through, and with Gilles Simon playing Gael Monfils later France was assured of having four men in the fourth round, equalling their best performance at the tournament.
In the most competitive day so far, Murray extended his Grand Slam winning streak to 10 matches but not before a thorough workout from hitting partner Ricardas Berankis, and he let his frustrations show in the6-3,6-4,7-5 win.
Williams unleashed her fastest ever serve, a 207 kilometres per hour (128 mph) bullet which equalled a speed clocked in round two against Garbine Muguruza, as she subdued the challenge of Morita.
And Azarenka admitted she needed to improve "everything" to successfully defend her title after surviving a scare in a 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 win against Hampton. She next plays Elena Vesnina.
World number seven Del Potro won four titles last year and dropped just 13 games in the first two rounds, but he found Chardy in inspired form and couldn't recover after going two sets down, finally succumbing in five.
Italy's Andreas Seppi ousted 12th seed Marin Cilic, but Tsonga found it easier with a straight-sets win over Blaz Kavcic, who was on an IV drip just two days ago after playing a five-hour marathon in intense heat.