Djokovic moves on to the event’s finals where he will attempt to secure his third title of 2009 with a win over German wildcard, Tommy Haas, who was the No. 2 player back in 2002 but has failed to win a tournament since 2007 in Memphis.  The pair have battled twice before with Djokovic winning both times. 

The winner of Sunday’s match will collect $160,000.  If Djokovic wins, this will be his first grass-court victory this year.

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Jose Higueras from Spain coached Federer for a few hours over the weekend. Higueras won 15 ATP titles.

Whether Higueras had any effect on Federer’s game is hard to tell, but it didn’t stop Federer from finding himself in a tricky situation. Down a set to Olivier Rochus of Belgium at the Estoril Open. Federer routed Rochus in the final two sets (6-3, 6-2) but Rochus is rated 80th in the world.

Might be time to get back on the court with clay court specialist Higueras to brush up on some type of something or Federer may find himself in another touchy spot he can’t get out of.

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