Choose the next sentence.(CNN)This time there was no escape for Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open. The 14-time grand slam winner rallied to beat unheralded qualifier Tim Smyczek in five sets in the second round but he couldn't come back against a better opponent, Tomas Berdych, in the quarterfinals Tuesday. Berdych crushed Nadal 6-2 6-0 7-6 (5) thanks to a fine display of power tennis to end a 17-match losing streak against the Spaniard. One of those losses came in the 2010 Wimbledon final. Earlier Tuesday, Maria Sharapova set up a semifinal duel with fellow Russian Ekaterina Makarova when she eased past Eugenie Bouchard 6-3 6-2 and 10th-seed Makarova upset third-seed Simona Halep 6-4 6-0.



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- Australian Open, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Berdych, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- CNN, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Czech, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Ekaterina Makarova, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Eugenie Bouchard, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Makarova, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Maria Sharapova, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Nadal, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Rafael Nadal, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Russian, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Simona Halep, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Spaniard, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Tim Smyczek, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Tomas Berdych, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.
- Wimbledon, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.


Berdych, however, did what he had to, hitting 46 winners and making only 21 unforced errors.