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federer 法网 Federer realizes dream with French Open win Federer realizes dream with French Open win (CNN) -- Roger Federer has finally won the only grand slam tournament to elude him after beating Sweden's Robin Soderling in straight sets to claim the French Open title at Roland Garros. Federer is the French Open champion at last after beating Robin Soderling in straight sets at Roland Garros. more photos ? The Swiss world number two had 13 grand slam successes to his name prior to the event, but none of them had been on the Parisian red clay. However, that changed on Sunday as the 27-year-old cruised to a 6-1 7-6 6-4 victory over 23rd seed Soderling, the man who had caused a sensation by dumping four-time winner Rafael Nadal out of the tournament earlier in the week. The victory moves Federer onto 14 career grand slam titles, level with American Pete Sampras as the most successful grand slam player in men's tennis history. He also moved into a select group made up only of Fred Perry, Don Budge, Rod Laver, Roy Emerson and Andre Agassi as men who have won all four of the grand slam events. CNN--"It was probably my greatest ever victory, I was under big pressure. But I did it and it's phenomenal," an emotional Federer told a packed crowd on Court Philippe Chatrier -- before breaking down in tears after being presented with the trophy by American Agassi, the 1999 French Open champion and last player to win all four slams. "I think that now and until the end of my career, I can really play with my mind at peace and no longer hear that I've never won Roland Garros," he added. You say: Is Roger Federer the greatest tennis player in history? Soderling, who beat Nadal and Nikolay Davydenko en route to the final, told the crowd: "I had the two best weeks of my career. Roger is a really worthy winner. To me he is the best player in history so he really deserves to win here at the French as well." The 27-year-old Federer, playing in his 19th grand slam final, could not have wished for a better start under threatening skies, which produced drizzling rain for the majority of the match. The Swiss dropped just one point on his serve in three games, but, in contrast, Soderling's serve was far from convincing and he soon trailed 4-0. Soderling got on the scoreboard in the fifth game but he had already been broken twice by then. In the seventh game, the Swede was facing two set points when a rasping Federer forehand flew past him. Soderling saved the first with an unreturnable serve but on the second, Federer unleashed a whipped backhand for the set. The second set, which did not have a single break of serve, was overshadowed by an incident which saw Federer come face to face with a court invader at the start of the fourth game. The man, wearing a top bearing the word 'Switzerland' on its chest, came down from high up in the stands and vaulted the barriers to enter the court. He ran up to Federer and brandished in front of the player's face what appeared to be a flag of Spanish team Barcelona. He then attempted to put a cap on the head of Federer, who retreated way behind the service line. Security took their time coming onto the court to aid Federer but when they did, they managed to accost the invader, who by that time had frantically run across the court and leapt the net. Federer at first appeared shaken -- he lost the next game to love -- admittedly on Soderling's serve, but calm was soon restored as the rain started to come down and the set went to a tie-break. Federer played it flawlessly, smashing down four aces from four serves to clinch it in style. He then grabbed the key break in the third set in the very first game. Soderling by that time had got over his early-match jitters but he could not halt Federer's juggernaut of a serve. He only earned his first break point of the match in the fourth game of that set, but the Swiss came up with a fine forehand passing shot to save. Serving for the match, Federer went break point down again to add to the drama. Soderling wasted that with a mis-hit and then netted a return into the net two points later to hand Federer the title LeBron James top scores as Cleveland Cavaliers keep series alive Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James scored 17 points in the final quarter to deny Orlando Magic the Eastern Conference pennant and bring the series to a sixth game. James rounded off a stunning triple-double with 14 rebounds and 12 assists to pull the Cavaliers back to 3-2 in the best-of-seven conference finals series. "It's win or go home," the league MVP said after he had scored or assisted on 32 straight points for the home team. "It was a big game for us. You never want to disappoint the home crowd by not playing as hard as you can. We have to play the same way (in Game Six in Orlando on Saturday) that we did today." Hedo Turkoglu had 29 points and Dwight Howard added 24 and 10 rebounds for the Magic, who led 90-89 midway through the fourth before Cleveland used a 13-3 spurt to open a 107-96 lead with 1:07 remaining. Cavaliers guard Mo Williams added 24 points, while Zydrunas Ilgauskas added 16 and reserve Daniel Gibson both scored key three-pointers in the fourth as part of an 11-point haul. James, who has topped the 40-point mark in all three of his team's losses, made a concerted effort to involve his team-mates early on but decided it was time to take over in the final quarter. "As you know, we didn't do anything pretty, we just gave (James) the ball and said 'get us some good looks'," Cleveland coach Mike Brown said. "LeBron was huge for us. He had a heck of a game – that is what great players do." As they have for much of the series, Orlando fell behind early on and trailed 34-12 with two minutes left in the first quarter. However, Howard added 11 points in the second as the Magic pulled to within a point of the Cavaliers by halftime with a 37-21 quarter. "The way we started the first and second quarter is unacceptable," Orlando guard Mickael Pietrus said. "Hopefully we can turn it around and win on Saturday. We're still up, there is no rush." The Magic are trying to reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 1995, while the Cavaliers are vying to become the ninth team in NBA history to win a playoff series after trailing 3-1. Roger Federer wins at Roland Garros to enter pantheon of grand slam greats • Federer becomes only sixth man to win all four grand slams • Also equals Pete Sampras's record of 14 grand slams Roger Federer celebrates after beating Robin Soderling to win the French Open for the first time. Photograph: Patrick Kovarik/AFP/Getty Images The mixed tears of joy and relief ran slowly down Roger Federer's face as he held aloft the Coupe des Mousquetaires having finally won the French Open title in his fourth successive final. So he became only the sixth man in tennis history to win all four slam titles, with Andre Agassi, the last man to do it in 1999, presenting him with the trophy. Federer also equalled Pete Sampras's record of 14 grand slam titles. Federer beat Sweden's Robin Soderling 6-1, 7-6 (7-1), and 6-4 in just under two hours and with rain falling for much of the final. As Soderling put Federer's last serve into the net, the Swiss dropped to his knees on clay as if history had suddenly pushed him to ground. And it had. "This was my greatest victory," said Federer, although undoubtedly the greatest win of all at this year's tournament belonged to his opponent Soderling who the previous Sunday has shocked tennis to its roots by defeating Rafa Nadal, the four times French Open champion who was attempting to become the first man ever to win five in succession. Soderling's dramatic win in the fourth round took away the player who had stood four square between history and Federer for the last three years, the only player to have ever beaten Federer in a slam final, including last year's Wimbledon and this year's Australian Open. " I can now go the rest of my career without worrying that I would never win the French Open," said Federer. Soderling, playing in his first slam final, and watched by fellow countryman Bjorn Borg who won this title six times, was rarely in the match, but made Federer serve it out. "You gave me a lesson how to play," he said afterwards. "To me you are the greatest player in history." The only moment when Federer was unnerved came at 2-1 in the second set n a spectator ran onto the court in a Swiss shirt and with a Barcelona whe flag, and tried to place a hat on Federer's head. In took security 18 seconds to bring him down, a huge embarrassment to the French authorities. Federer lost three points in a row after the incident as Soderling levelled for 2-2. But Federer quickly recovered his composure to join Andre Agassi, Roy Emerson, Rod Laver, Don Budge and Fred Perry as the sixth man to complete a career Grand Slam. 费德勒首次法网折桂 当罗杰?费德勒高高举起火枪手杯的时候，掺杂着喜悦和宽慰的眼泪从他的脸上缓缓流下， 他终于在连续第四次打入法网公开赛决赛之后夺冠。费德勒因此成为网球历史上第六个赢得 全部四大满贯男单冠军的选手，1999年成为第五位四大满贯男单冠军的阿加西为他颁奖。 费德勒还追平了桑普拉斯14座大满贯桂冠的记录。 费德勒只用了不到2个小时的时间便以6,1、7,6(小分7,1)和6,4击败了罗宾?索德 林，决赛过程中几乎一直在下雨。随着索德林将费德勒最后一个发球回球落网，这位瑞士选 手跪在粘土场上，如同历史突然将他推倒在地。事实确是如此。 “这是我最重大的胜利，”费德勒说，尽管本年度的法网赛事中最伟大的胜利毫无疑问属于他 的对手索德林。上周日，他横空出世击败了四届法网冠军、想成为连续5届法网桂冠第一人 的纳达尔。 索德林在第四轮中戏剧性的淘汰了纳达尔。纳达尔在过去的三年中顽强的挡在历史与费德勒之间，是唯一一个在大满贯决赛中击败过费德勒的选手，包括去年的温布尔登公开赛和今年的澳网公开赛。费德勒说:“现在我可以继续以后的职业生涯了，再也不用担心我永远都不会赢得法网公开赛了。” 索德林第一次打入大满贯决赛，他的同胞、曾六次赢得法网冠军的比约?博格观看了比赛。索德林，索德林在今天的比赛中完全不在状态之中，但却让费德勒如愿以偿。“你教会了我如何打球，”他事后说，“对我来说，你是历史上最伟大的选手。” 比赛中唯一令费德勒紧张的时刻是在第二盘打到2—1的时候，当时一位观众身穿瑞士衬衫、手拿巴塞罗那旗帜跑进了场地，试图把一顶帽子放到费德勒的头上，保安用了18秒将他拿下，这是法国当局的一大尴尬。 事情发生后，费德勒接连丢了三分，被索德林追平到2—2。但是，费德勒迅速恢复了镇静，最终赢得比赛，成为继弗雷德?佩里、唐?巴奇、罗德?拉沃尔、罗伊?爱默森和安德烈?阿加西之后第六个完成职业大满贯的网球选手。