"I
felt like I played really well for one and half sets,” Melzer said.
“I broke him in the second, but I kind of lost it a little bit and
went a little too passive on my side, and I forgot a little bit about
the game plan.”
In the final Melzer will meet Frenchman Gael Monfils who battled to a 7-6 (11/9), 6-3 win over Ukrainian Alexandr Dolgopolov. Monfils was trobled with hip pain during the match and called the trainer on after being 0-3 down in the first set however Monfils was able to regain his form and composure to pull through the match. After the Match Monfils said about the pain he experianced:-
"I had thigh muscle pain which was going to my hip. The trainer told me I was just tight,"
In the final Melzer will meet Frenchman Gael Monfils who battled to a 7-6 (11/9), 6-3 win over Ukrainian Alexandr Dolgopolov. Monfils was trobled with hip pain during the match and called the trainer on after being 0-3 down in the first set however Monfils was able to regain his form and composure to pull through the match. After the Match Monfils said about the pain he experianced:-
"I had thigh muscle pain which was going to my hip. The trainer told me I was just tight,"

Meanwhile Kvitova bascially destroyed Klára Zakopalová 60 61 to signal to the Romanian that she truely means business in her title defence. Quoting Eurosport Kvitova said after the match:-
"It
was nice to finally have a two-setter," she said.
"I
was asked in a press conference this week if I prefer shorter
matches. And I said, 'Of course, I prefer shorter matches but it's
not always up to me!'"
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