Federer struggles but downs Troicki at Japan Open

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Roger Federer had a rusty start at the Japan Open before overcoming unseeded Viktor Troicki 7-6 (2), 7-6 (3) on Wednesday to reach the third round. (International Herald Tribune — 11 hours ago)
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Top seed and overwhelming favorite Roger Federer made a stuttering return to tournament action with a 7-6 7-6 victory over qualifier Viktor Troicki at the Japan Open in Tokyo on Wednesday. (CNN — 2 hours ago)
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Federer struggles but downs Troicki at Japan Open
Federer struggles but downs Troicki at Japan Open

World number one Roger Federer is set to play Spain’s Fernando Vicente in his opening match at this week’s Japan Open following Sunday’s draw in Tokyo. (CNN — 2 October, 2006)
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Results Wednesday from the AIG Japan Open, a US$765,000 (?603,000) ATP event and US$175,000 (?138,000) WTA Tour event on hardcourts at Ariake Colosseum (seedings in parentheses): (International Herald Tribune — 9 hours ago)
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Britain’s Tim Henman continued his recent upturn in form with a 6-2 6-1 thrashing of unseeded Canadian Frank Dancevic on Tuesday to advance to the third round of the Japan Open. (CNN — 22 hours ago)
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