Roger Federer Ousted in Doubles by Israeli Olympic Squad
×
Error: Contact form not found.
by Algemeiner Staff
After dropping their first set against the Swiss doubles team of Roger Federer – the world’s number one player – and Stanislas Wawrinka, Jonathan Erlich and Andy Ram of Israel advanced out of the second round of Olympic play on Tuesday.
Federer and Wawrinka won the first set easily 1-6, but Erlich and Ram charged back, winning the next two sets, 7-6 (5), 6-3.
The Israeli team will face Robert and Michael Bryan of the United States in the next round of Olympic play.
“The Bryan brothers are opponents on a very high level, but we beat them in the past and I believe we will do it again,” said Ram after Wednesday’s match.
Coalition of Rabbis Calls on El-Sayed to Denounce Antisemitic Ads
Germany’s New Antisemitism Commissioner Warns of Hatred at Levels Unseen ‘Since the Holocaust’
Qatar Floats Iran Peace Plan as US Warns Gulf States to Prepare for New War After Midterms
Netanyahu Bloc Leads but Falls Short of Majority as Herzog Warns Against Another Israeli Election
Iraq Risks Being Drawn Into Renewed Iran War Despite Pledge to Stay Out
Van Jones Calls Out ‘Poisonous’ Antisemitic Push to ‘Trick’ Blacks, Make Young People ‘Protest Pawns’ Against Jews
Why Israel’s Election Is Deadlocked, and Where It Could Be Headed
Houthis Strike Yemen’s Aden Airport After Evacuation Warning
Policeman Kills Knife Attacker Outside Israeli Embassy in Serbia
The Lesson That Abraham Teaches Us for Today






How Anti-Israel Groups Contributed to France’s Riots
Policeman Kills Knife Attacker Outside Israeli Embassy in Serbia
Why Israel’s Election Is Deadlocked, and Where It Could Be Headed
Recognition Hinged on Palestinian Elections. It Didn’t Happen. Why Trust Other PA Promises?
Van Jones Calls Out ‘Poisonous’ Antisemitic Push to ‘Trick’ Blacks, Make Young People ‘Protest Pawns’ Against Jews



