Tommy Haas definitely put up a fight. Let’s face it, he is kind of like the bionic man in tennis. He has had so many injuries and surgeries that it is a surprise to see him playing this well at this stage of the game. He had an unbelievable run at Roland Garros almost beating Roger in 3 sets and an even better run at Wimbeldon this year, but could not keep up with the Maestro.

There is really nothing stopping a cool, calm and collected Roger Federer at Wimbledon this year. The man is on a mission and he is walking over his stiffest competition. His serve was on time today with a 75% first serve percentage and 11 aces. He won 89% of his first serve and 81% of his second. When his serve is on, there is no one alive that can handle Roger Federer.

On track to make history is the best way to describe Roger’s run at Wimbledon this far. He will face one of the two Andys that will play the second semi final of the day, Andy Murray or Andy Roddick. Roger would much rather play Roddick because he has winning record against him, but I don’t think it matters much as he is in prime form.