Federer after reaching the final of Halle and respond to Haas tomorrow: Meeting the Germans on their land in a very difficult
Federer after reaching the final of Halle and respond to Haas tomorrow: Meeting the Germans on their land in a very difficult
Roger Federer will try to win the sixth title in Halle tennis after qualifying to face German Tommy Haas in the final on Saturday.
Federer managed to qualify for the final of the Halle for the seventh time after beating Russian Mikhail Youzhny 6-1, 6-4.
Federer has not wasted much time and benefited from four of eight break opportunities to achieve their thirteenth victory in 13 games in front of the Russian player.
Said Federer, second seed in the tournament, "Michael began the meeting with some slow, but I think I took this opportunity and then continued on my way to victory."
"I am happy to reach the final here again."
Will meet Federer in the final on Sunday with Haas, who took part in the tournament a special invitation card and beat in the semi-final 7-6, 7-5 over German Philipp Kohlschreiber, who ousted Spaniard Rafael Nadal from the tournament earlier.
Federer said, "the face of the Germans in the final here are always difficult, but I'm looking forward to this game."
Sunday's game will be the first final in ATP between the two players exceeded thirty years of age since the victory of Spain's Carlos Moya beat Romanian Andrei Pavel in the final of Umag in 2007.
Federer managed to qualify for the final of the Halle for the seventh time after beating Russian Mikhail Youzhny 6-1, 6-4.
Federer has not wasted much time and benefited from four of eight break opportunities to achieve their thirteenth victory in 13 games in front of the Russian player.
Said Federer, second seed in the tournament, "Michael began the meeting with some slow, but I think I took this opportunity and then continued on my way to victory."
"I am happy to reach the final here again."
Will meet Federer in the final on Sunday with Haas, who took part in the tournament a special invitation card and beat in the semi-final 7-6, 7-5 over German Philipp Kohlschreiber, who ousted Spaniard Rafael Nadal from the tournament earlier.
Federer said, "the face of the Germans in the final here are always difficult, but I'm looking forward to this game."
Sunday's game will be the first final in ATP between the two players exceeded thirty years of age since the victory of Spain's Carlos Moya beat Romanian Andrei Pavel in the final of Umag in 2007.
