TSONGA THROUGH TO THE SEMI-FINALS.What a match that was ..Jo-Wilfried Tsonga fought back from two sets to one down to reach his first grand slam semi-final in two years. He next faces World No 1 Roger Federer, who battled past Russian Nikolay Davydenko in the other quarterfinal of the day.

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Another break of serve gives Tsonga all that he wanted as he will now serve to get closer to the marathon win.

Tsonga holds on and gets a confident 3-1 lead in the decider which can fetch him the victory as well. Djokovic on the other hand, is far cry from his best form.

Djokovic holds but not without struggle. He holds for the first time in the deciding set and hangs in the middle but still trails by a break of serve.

Bit of bother for Tsonga in the game but he sails out of troubled water with heavy serving. He consolidates the break of serve and makes it 2-0 in the deciding set of the match

Djokovic still seems to be thinking about the fourth set loss. He better not or he will lose the match. Tsonga starts the set with a break of serve and leads 1-0 at the moment.

Tsonga on a roll...! The 10th seeded Frenchman looks in superb form as he denies Djokovic any chance of a comeback and wins the fourth set 6-3. Djokovic has not been tested to 5 sets in the tournament so far and this will certainly be a real challenge for him.

Djokovic makes no mistakes at such a crucial stage and holds his serve to remain in contention in the fourth set.

Djokovic breaks...! The Serbian shows flashes of brilliance in the fourth set and gets atleast one of the breaks back to keep his stakes alive in the match.

Djokovic finally gets on board in the fourth set but it is too late as Tsonga is all set to serve for the set and take the matters into the deciding fifth set, where there is no tie-break finish.

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Clearly, Djokovic is not on the same fitness level that saw him cruise through the third set 6-1. With such a deficit, the match seems to be going into the decider.

Djokovic's run to the finals of the 2009 Monte Carlo Rolex Masters ended with a hard fought loss against eventual champion Rafael Nadal, who reigned supreme throughout the 2009 European claycourt season.

Bothered by his movement due to the cramps, Djokovic loses one more service game and gives Tsonga a formidable 4-0 lead.

A major shift in momentum sees Novak Djokovic trailing by 3 games to 0. Frenchman Tsonga makes no further mistakes and duly consolidates the break. In doing so, Tsonga hit some delightful serves and ensured such a remarkable lead at such a crucial time.

Would this be another comeback Set of Tsonga like first set. Cast your vote and tell us the winner of this match.

Drama unfolds as Djokovic decides to take a medical time-out soon after losing his serve at the start of the fourth set. With all that has been happening, it seems the match is bound to go to the deciding fifth set.

Tsonga quickly leaves the bad memories of third set loss behind and starts afresh with a hold of serve.

Novak Djokovic finally found the rhythm he was looking for in the entire match and completely outmuscled Tsonga in every department to clinch the third set at a loss of just one game.

Djokovic strikes for the second time in the set amd makes it 5-1. He will now serve for the set.

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Djokovic tightens his grip on the set, holds to love for another time and races to 4-1 in the set.

Djokovic turning the tide in his favour, breaks Tsonga to love and moves to 3-1 in the set.

Rare treat for the Serbian as he holds to love and leads the way 2-1 in the set. 

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After winning the Set-2, Djokovic starts with confident Service Game win with few short rallies and vollies.

Djokovic survives a spirited challenge by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to level the match after another trade of service breaks both in games and the tie-break. Awesome recovery by the Serbian who seems to be having a bad serving day

Though Djokovic displayed couple of good forehands but Tsonga served well to take other points and keep his Service.

Would this be another comeback Set of Tsonga like previous Set. Djoko took a quick service game this time ensuring a Tie-Breaker. Cast your vote and tell us the winner of this match.

Tsonga is able to hold his serve with few good serves

Few Double Fualts and Erros costed Djokovic his Service Game. A very important Break for Tsonga.

Tsonga made few bad Backhands and came back in the game with few powerful forehands to save another Service Break.

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Djokovic's most impressive performance came in the semifinals of the 2009 Mutua Madrilena Madrid Open, which ironically, the Serbian lost. However, he stretched clay-king Nadal to limits and the match clocked to four hours with both players toying with match points.

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga literally denies Novak Djokovic any chance and despite being a break down, rallies back and wins a gruelling tie-break to take the headstart into the match. The opening set saw two trades of breaks and eventually favoured Tsonga who held his nerves on crucial points.

Can Tsonga break it this time?

A see-saw set with non-stop action. What a Set-1 to start the match.

Set is still equally poised

Tsonga is keeping a grip on his Service Game with some excellent serves and taking the set to Tie-Break.

Can Djoko break Tsonga again this time and take Set-1 home?

Djokovic regains his focus on the match and confidently holds serve to continue staying ahead in this set.

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Wow some great show by Tsonga. Set is still alive. Thanks to tense moments of Djokovic when he lost Advantage benefits of Duece

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Tsonga putting in all the efforts to avoid the Set loss. Djokovic needs to hold his nerves.

Tsonga pocketed a quick Service Game to save the Set with really good serves.

Djokovic wastes no time in consolidating the service break and races to a 5-2 lead in the opening set.

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Djokovic showsthe might and class. Tsonga tried to avoid Service Break wit some great Serves. But Djoko gets the game.

Are we about to see the Service Breakkk so early in the match?

Tsonga trying hard to save the Serve

In his second round match at the 2009 US Open, Novak Djokovic defied the spirited performance of Carsten Ball in straight sets to move ahead in the draw.

Djokovic holds a comfortable service game after a sluggish start in the match and stays ahead 3-2. Cast your vote and tell us the winner of this match.

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