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Switzerland's Roger Federer, the Australian Open men's singles champion poses with the trophy in Melbourne, Australia, Monday Feb. 1, 2010. Federer won his 16th Grand Slam tennis title on Sunday night, when he beat Britain's Andy Murray in the final of the Australian Open.

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Switzerland's Roger Federer, the Australian Open men's singles champion, signs a tennis ball for Patrick Kirkwood, 3-years-old, after a photocall with the trophy in Melbourne, Australia, Monday Feb. 1, 2010. Federer won his 16th Grand Slam tennis title on Sunday night, when he beat Britain's Andy Murray in the final of the Australian Open.

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Switzerland's Roger Federer, the Australian Open men's singles champion, poses with the trophy in Melbourne, Australia, Monday Feb. 1, 2010. Federer won his 16th Grand Slam tennis title on Sunday night, when he beat Britain's Andy Murray in the final of the Australian Open.

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Switzerland's Roger Federer, the Australian Open men's singles champion poses with the trophy in Melbourne, Australia, Monday, Feb. 1, 2010. Federer won his 16th Grand Slam tennis title on Sunday night, when he beat Britain's Andy Murray in the final of the Australian Open.

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Switzerland's Roger Federer, the Australian Open men's singles champion, is escorted by security as he leaves after a photocall with the trophy in Melbourne, Australia, Monday, Feb. 1, 2010. Federer won his 16th Grand Slam tennis title on Sunday night, when he beat Britain's Andy Murray in the final of the Australian Open.

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Switzerland's Roger Federer, the Australian Open Men's singles champion poses with the trophy in Melbourne, Australia, Monday Feb. 1, 2010. Federer won his 16th Grand Slam tennis title on Sunday night, when he beat Britain's Andy Murray in the final of the Australian Open.

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"If it's an important moment, I think I'm just little bit better ... That's why I'm winning in two sets."

Agnieszka Radwanska Mar 18 2010 6:44 AM from Southern CA Press-Enterprise

"He has to aim to be 100 percent fit if he wants to win this tournament, and he wasn't ... If I didn't get him, somebody would on the way. He was already struggling in Dubai. He played long matches there, and after that he went to..."

Ivan Ljubicic Mar 18 2010 6:44 AM from Southern CA Press-Enterprise

"I was so slow ... I was reaching for the ball instead of going forward and attacking her second serve. She slowed down the game a lot and mixed it up a lot. You have to be very aggressive. You have to step forward. You have to..."

Elena Dementieva Mar 18 2010 6:30 AM from Times of India

"Sometimes even I thought that she was already far from the court, and somehow she made the angles still on the court ... I mean, she played really well. She played aggressively, really flat, and we had many long rallies."

Caroline Wozniacki Mar 18 2010 6:30 AM from Times of India

"Both of us played really aggressively and were trying to make the other one run, because the one that opened up the point won the point most of the time"

Caroline Wozniacki Mar 18 2010 6:30 AM from Times of India

"I felt like I played pretty well. I might have run out of gas in the third set, but that's what he does ... He makes you work so hard for every point. His ball has some junk on it, which is tough to handle."

John Isner Mar 18 2010 6:03 AM from Sports Illustrated

"It feels something like the (Jo-Wilfried) Tsonga match last year in Cincinnati"

Roger Federer Mar 18 2010 4:40 AM from Globe and Mail

"I was actually very surprised that we were scheduled on Stadium 2 because he's No. 2 in the world"

Ivan Ljubicic Mar 18 2010 4:32 AM from Shanghai Daily

"Last time I played against Zheng I lost to her ... It was a tough match. She's a great player. She had a good start of the year, playing aggressively, taking the balls early. I need to be ready and focused."

Caroline Wozniacki Mar 18 2010 12:37 AM from The Scotsman

"It was a match where it just went up and down quite a bit, and you didn't really know what to expect ... It was not really a great rhythm there. I didn't feel the ball as well. But I'm just happy that I fought through and I won..."

Caroline Wozniacki Mar 18 2010 12:37 AM from The Scotsman