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Stunning. Breathtaking. Unprecedented, almost unrepeatable. Stanislas Wawrinka and Novak Djokovic showed a wonderful battle in the Australian Open quarterfinals after which the audience got out of their seats. After the five-seater marathon, Stanislav Wawrinka was rejoiced, who defeated the champion of the last three years after 2: 6, 6: 4, 6: 2, 3: 6, 9: 7. A Swiss tennis player will compete in the semi-final with Tomas Berdych, who overcame David Ferrer.

True tennis advertising. The duel of two elite players offered such a spectacle that the audience at Rod Laver Arena and the televisions literally pinned themselves to the chairs.Novak Djokovic and Stanislas Wawrinka fought fiercely for the last ball, which was surprisingly rejoiced by a Swiss player. Wawrinka after the first lost set was bravely resisting the world double and the four-time Australian Open winner. You may have said that two 2: 3 sessions from the last two Grandslames (Australian Open 2013, US Open 2013) will not be repeated.

Djokovic could quite easily pick up the first set in Switzerland But he got on Wawrinka’s horse. With great tennis he managed a 2: 1 lead and the defender was under enormous pressure.

The Serbian player then took 2-2 and sent the match to the decisive fifth set. So the situation of the previous two grandslam meetings was repeated.The two tennis players gave a year-old battle to be remembered for a year in which Melbourne celebrated Djokovic in a final set after the 12:10 final.

This time Wawrinka left the court with his hands overhead. In the brutal final set, where both players played near-oversized tennis at their limit, Wawrinka won 9: 7. After Djokovic was spoiled for the final lightweight volley, he swallowed the tears of joy in giant emotions.

“I’m tired but happy,” Wawrinka said in an interview with the court. The Swiss tennis player will play the semifinals, where Tomáš Berdych is waiting for him. On the contrary, Djokovic, who has dominated the last three Australian years, surprisingly ends.

“I do not think about the semifinals first, I need to put together physically, it was an extremely challenging match.Novak is a huge warrior who will never give up anything. But I will try to play my tennis again and I will go the ball from the ball, “said the next opponent of the Czech Republic.

Singles – Quarterfinals:
Berdych / Em> – Ferrer (3-sp.) 6: 1, 6: 4, 2: 6, 6: 4