Federer lost to over powered Tsonga

As expected a tough quarter match against French man Jo-Wilfred Tsonga, but it turned out to be a bad result for Roger Federer. Match ended in 1hr 51 min with scoreline 7-5,6-3,6-3.

Jo showed gruelling power through out the match, serving good and able to hit winners with more precision. With this win Jo registered his first semi-final appearance here at Roland Garros.

Federer on the other side, serving fairly and didn't find any chance to come back in the game after he losing the first set after 4-2 lead. A poor service game caused much damage. And Tsonga didn't look back and registered his semi-final fight against David Ferrer who won against Robredo in other quarter final today. The fatigue of Federer at this age due to last match lasting long time against Giles Simon which went 5 sets is his a hidden reason for his loss.

"I thought he played pretty great today. In all areas he was better than me and that's why he won. I'm pretty sad with the result. Disappointed with the way I played. My game just wasn't working today. Things didn't go well" - Roger Federer

Tomorrow Novak will play Tommy Haas and Rafa will play against Stan the man.

Roger Federer's Difficult Road to French Open Title Will Begin in Quarterfinals (bleacherreport.com)

Tsonga faces French slayer Federer in quarters (thehimalayantimes.com)

Roland Garros 2013: Unheralded Players Who Have Become Legitimate Contenders (bleacherreport.com)

Google's Stadia, the GAME changer!

Having a high-end computer or any one of the boxes (Xbox, PlayStation) is not necessary to play high end games in the near future. Recently Google announced a new product from its armory related to gaming at GDC2019, called Stadia . Stadia offers to stream the game in the web browser itself. The game will be loaded and run on the server side, only the video will be played on your computer/mobile. This can be called as Cloud Gaming or Game as a Service (GaaS). All we need is a decent internet connection and probably a subscription for Stadia. No need for any boxes. The traditional premium boxes will be second thought. Since they are expensive for a casual gamer, Stadia will be the best option to experience big games. High tech spec GPUs, high speed processors and all the expensive hardware part will be saved. Hmm, it sounds awesome!! This is another master plan by Google to rule the digital world. Already Google and it's echo system is way more penetrated

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