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Halle: Alexander Zverev beat Roger Federer in semi-finals

| | Jun 19, 2016, at 02:23 am
Halle, June 18 (IBNS) Germany's young Alexander Zverev put up a strong show as he stunned Swiss Tennis legend Roger Federer by beating him in the semi-finals of the Gerry Webber Open in Halle.

The German beat his strong opponent by  6-7, 7-5, 3-6 .

Federer has not won a title since October last year.

His chance of winning his ninth title at Halle was ended after a clash that lasted for  two hours and six minutes.

Federer's young German opponent reached his second finals on the ATP World Tour.

 

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