previous matches and after his close call against Tommy Haas in Australia I imagine he'd like to do the same here, to demoralize him. But Haas is a much tougher opponent right now than the likes of

upstart Serb Novak Djokovic over veteran 23rd seed Tommy Haas. Frenchman Paul-Henri Mathieu is giving birthday boy Rafa Nadal trouble and Ivan Ljubicic is in a dogfight with Argentine Juan Monaco.

and Tommy Haas, who just gave Roger trouble in Halle, in the 4th round. Red hot Mario Ancic and iron-serve Ivo Karlovic are at the bottom of Federer's quarter. Nalbandian or Blake in the semis. Sure,

and Tommy Haas, who just gave Roger trouble in Halle, in the 4th round. Red hot Mario Ancic and iron-serve Ivo Karlovic are at the bottom of Federer's quarter. Nalbandian or Blake in the semis. Sure,

I don't think anyone is surprised that Tommy Haas defeated Andre Agassi last night. Haas has been playing really well this year, even pushing Roger Federer to the limit at the Australian Open and Agassi

too (he's got Justine Henin-Hardenne, Tommy Haas, Sania Mirza, James Blake, Jelena Jankovic, and more). September 04, 2006 in Tournaments | Permalink Comments I want Mauresmo to win the whole thing

Andy Roddick, Tommy Haas, Goran Ivanisevic, Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Tim Henman and Pat Rafter in the finals! How often does a player have to face that many top opponents in one tournament? Not only a hero

Also, Ancic beating Tommy Haas yesterday at Cincinnati...wow. He lost the first set but he came back to beat the German. Will Ancic bring his best on the way to the US Open? I'd love to see more of him

court between one of my favourite players on tour Tommy Haas, and Radek Stepanek. Ever since growing up with Becker and Stich, I've always liked German tennis players. They all have fun games to watch.

Not for losing a tough match, but for his lack of respect towards officials and fans. Missed Seeing Ya: Joachim Johansson, Guillermo Canas, Tommy Haas January 21, 2008 | Permalink Comments