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Return to royalty-free licences. Delpo's lead was a short-lived one, though, as he got broken in game eight before creating another break chance in the following game. Federer hit three service winners in a row to dismiss it and take a lead, forcing his rival to serve to stay in the set.
It ended in the worst possible way for the younger player who double faulted in that 10th game to send Roger two sets to one in front, putting himself in a very tough position before the rest of the encounter Federer had 17 break points so far, converting just four. One of the pivotal moments of the match accrued in the second game of the fourth set when del Potro saved two break points with forehand winners, and another one in game four in the same style.
After missing his chances, Roger got broken at love in the fifth game, sending an easy forehand long and allowing Juan Martin to move in front with a much-needed easy hold in game six. Federer managed to break back in game eight, though, leveling the score at and moving just two games away from the triumph, also with the momentum on his side.
He saved two break points in the 11th game, bringing the game home with an ace and del Potro had to serve to stay in the match. He did that in the perfect manner, without losing a point, and it was the tie break to decide the winner of this set. The youngster was more composed in the crucial points yet again, taking the breaker when Roger hit a wild forehand and the winner was to be decided in the fifth set for the first time at the US Open in 10 years.
Del Potro had the strings of the match in his hands now and he broke in the second game of the final set with another forehand winner. He fends off a break point in the following game to open up a gap and both players served well in the next four games, with Juan Martin leading and Federer serving to stay in the match, haven't lost here for days! His shots were completely off but he somehow saved two match points to extend his chances of making a comeback.
He had won 40 consecutive matches at Flushing Meadows. He had won 33 of his previous 34 Grand Slam matches. And he has made the final at 17 of the past 18 Grand Slam tournaments, 21 overall. Del Potro? This was the year-old's first Grand Slam final, and he was against Federer until now.
But after handing Rafael Nadal the most lopsided loss of his Grand Slam career in the semifinals Sunday, del Potro came back the next day and rattled Federer. Until Monday, Federer was in Grand Slam finals against his nemesis, Nadal, and against everyone else. Somehow, del Potro never seemed intimidated by the setting or the man many consider the greatest tennis player in history.
The usually unflappable Federer argued with chair umpire Jake Garner during a changeover, using a profanity and saying, "Don't tell me to be quiet, OK? When I want to talk, I talk. Del Potro, meanwhile, managed to have the time of his young life, high-fiving front-row fans after winning one point, and reveling in the soccer-style serenades of "Ole! The 4-hour, 6-minute match was the first U.
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