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Roger Federer: 'Don't feel sorry for me'

Federer: 'Don't feel sorry for me'
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Roger Federer is looking forward to the rest of the season after being knocked out of the Australian Open semi-final by Rafael Nadal.

Roger Federer is confident that he will be able to bounce back after being knocked out of the Australian Open.

The 16-time Grand Slam champion suffered a semi-final defeat to Rafael Nadal in Melbourne today.

"You look at that I haven't lost in five months or something," said Federer. "It's not that bad. Don't feel too sorry for me. Obviously I would have loved to have come through and, you know, gotten a crack, a chance at winning the title here again.

"Clearly I'm disappointed. But then again, [what's] important is the reaction from now. Where do I go from here? You know, start planning other trips.

"Start planning the preparations, and again, have a good reaction like I showed after the US Open."

Nadal will face either British hopeful Andy Murray or world number one Novak Djokovic in the final on Sunday.

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