35 year-old Tommy Haas will play his quarterfinal encounter of the 'prestigious' French Open 2013 a.k.a. Roland Garros, today on court Suzanne Leglen.
Haas has recognised the tough challenge of playing the world #1 Novak Djokovic of Serbia. However, he feels that he can pull off an upset if he plays his heart out. Moreover, the German had defeated Djokovic earlier this year, which is certainly going to boost his mindset ahead of the tie.
Haas said, "One of the biggest challenges in tennis, if not the biggest one right now, playing against the number one player in the world. Somebody that is very very eager to win this title, the one that's missing in his collection. I've got to be ready. I've got to have a good game plan and play my heart out."
Tommy Haas, who has had the career-high rank of #2 (achieved in 2002), is not looking back right now and is raring to go against his Serbian counterpart.
The winner of the match will square off against the winner between Rafael Nadal and Stanislas Wawrinka for a place in the finals.
Haas has recognised the tough challenge of playing the world #1 Novak Djokovic of Serbia. However, he feels that he can pull off an upset if he plays his heart out. Moreover, the German had defeated Djokovic earlier this year, which is certainly going to boost his mindset ahead of the tie.
Haas said, "One of the biggest challenges in tennis, if not the biggest one right now, playing against the number one player in the world. Somebody that is very very eager to win this title, the one that's missing in his collection. I've got to be ready. I've got to have a good game plan and play my heart out."
Tommy Haas, who has had the career-high rank of #2 (achieved in 2002), is not looking back right now and is raring to go against his Serbian counterpart.
The winner of the match will square off against the winner between Rafael Nadal and Stanislas Wawrinka for a place in the finals.
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