Federer: Record vs Nadal not important
After Rafael Nadal beat him for the 18th time in their 27 matches, Roger Federer says that their head-to-head record doesn’t matter to him.
"I respect it. I think he's doing great against me," 16-time Grand Slam championm Federer said after his 6-7 (5), 6-2, 7-6 (5), 6-4 defeat in the Australian Open semifinals. "It is what it is. At the end I care about my titles, if I'm happy or not as a person. Head-to-heads for me, I mean, are not the most important. If I beat Andre [Agassi] 10 times in a row or Lleyton [Hewitt] many times in a row, at the end of the day I don't care. I remember the matches on that given day, that I played well against them or not, and I don't remember the head-to-head that much. All I know is that we've played many times, and either comes my way or his way. Rallies have gone a little bit more his way obviously."
Cue: The End of an Era.
Too bad.
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Matheja, trust me, he takes his time to make these spelling errors 
