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		<title>By: The Pencil Guy &#187; Archive &#187; Comet! (and some tennis ramblings)</title>
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		<description>[...] Unrelatedly, the Australian Open has been throwing a few surprises. The biggest of these, for me at least, was seeing Marcos Baghdatis play a weak game to lose in the second round. At first I thought that Gael Monfils was going to replace him and become, if you will, the Baghdatis of this year&#8217;s Open (Jim Courier was right to describe him as &#8220;fun to watch&#8221;) &#8230; but then he lost his next game. Against Baghdatis he had the same determination and spark that got Baghdatis through last year, but against the (admittedly more experienced) Gasquet, all that energy seemed to vanish. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Unrelatedly, the Australian Open has been throwing a few surprises. The biggest of these, for me at least, was seeing Marcos Baghdatis play a weak game to lose in the second round. At first I thought that Gael Monfils was going to replace him and become, if you will, the Baghdatis of this year&#8217;s Open (Jim Courier was right to describe him as &#8220;fun to watch&#8221;) &#8230; but then he lost his next game. Against Baghdatis he had the same determination and spark that got Baghdatis through last year, but against the (admittedly more experienced) Gasquet, all that energy seemed to vanish. [...]</p>
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