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In 3hrs and 58 minutes marathon of spectacular tennis, the warrior won 6-7,7-5,7-5 against the #3 seeded Argentinian, Mariano Navone in Bastad, Sweden.

If that body can continue to hold up tomorrow in both the Semi-finals, as well as the Doubles in which he's playing with his friend Ruud, it would be a good indication that he's back and we could still see him in the US Open. And who knows what after that. It all depends on how that reconstructed body is holding up. But there is no doubt the determination is there.

That was his second longest 3-setter match in his career, behind one against Djokovic.