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Roger Federer understands - 'It's always nice to win when you don't play well'

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Roger Federer understands - 'It's always nice to win when you don't play well'

Roger Federer couldn't find his A-game at the beginning of 2003, struggling with injuries and failing to make an impression. In February, the Swiss changed that after scoring two Davis Cup victories, lifting the Marseille trophy and reaching the Rotterdam semi-final. Heading to Dubai as world no. 5 and one of the title favorites, Roger claimed the crown without losing a set in five matches, lifting the second trophy in three events, and hoping f…

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