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Unseeded American Mardy Fish produced a stunning display to beat world number one Roger Federer in the semi-finals of the Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells. World number 98 Fish served superbly and fired winners from everywhere as he raced to a 6-3 6-2 victory. He will play third seed Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final after the Serb beat defending champion Rafael Nadal 6-3 6-2 in one hour 28 minutes. The result leaves Federer still looking for his first title in 2008. It is the first time since 2000 that he has not won a title in the first three months of the year.Grand Slam Sunday - Place your first bet and we'll match it up to £20 Fish is the lowest-ranked player to beat Federer since then number 101, Richard Gasquet, beat the world number one at Monte Carlo in 2005. The American had never beaten Federer in five previous meetings, but he completely outplayed the Swiss and won in just over an hour. He won the opening three games and had a break point for 4-0 as he dominated the first set, before breaking at the start of the second. A Federer comeback seemed certain but there was nothing there, and although he saved two match points at 5-1 down he could not deny Fish an incredible win. "I have a great record against him and I have always controlled matches against him," said Federer. "Today was different, a tough result. He came up playing very, very well. "He took everything on the rise and hit winners. I just couldn't get to his second serve and that was the disappointing part of today." Federer revealed last week that he was diagnosed with mononucleosis (glandular fever) at the start of the year but claimed to be getting back to full fitness in Indian Wells. In the first semi, Nadal could not match last year's final win over Djokovic. The Spaniard took a 6-2 head-to-head record into the match and grabbed an early break, but Djokovic levelled at 2-2 and broke again for 5-3 with a net cord, serving out the set with an ace.
Nadal was struggling on serve and he lost the last four games as Djokovic dominated.
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