History an open book to Federer
History an open book to Federer
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He beats Djokovic for fourth consecutive U.S. Open title, an open-era record, and 12th Slam. NEW YORK -- One man's seven set points squandered are another man's seven set points saved, so naturally Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer used different ways to describe the decisive shift of power that resulted Sunday in Federer's fourth U.S. Open title, 12th Grand Slam singles championship and a record $2.4-million payday. |
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