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VIENNA -- Top-seeded Andy Murray advanced to his 12th semifinal of the season by defeating John Isner of the United States 6-1, 6-3 at the Erste Bank Open on Friday.Murray, who won the event in 2014, will play defending champion David Ferrer for a place in Sundays final. Another former champion, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, will take on eighth-seeded Ivo Karlovic in the other semifinal.Murray beat Ferrer for the title two years ago, and also defeated the Spaniard in the semifinal on his way to winning to the title at Beijing three weeks ago.The second-ranked Scot conceded just one point on serve in the opening set. Usually relying on his big serve, Isner hit only three aces and won less than half of the points in his own games in the first set.Isner had treatment for blisters in his right hand early in the second set, got three break points on Murrays serve at 3-1, but failed to threaten the Scots dominating win.(Isners injury) obviously helped me as from the back of the court he wasnt really generating much power with his forehand, said Murray, who improved to 7-0 against the 27th-ranked American.I was then able to dictate most points from the back of the court. I think I returned pretty good, though. It was important to put him under a bit of pressure especially from the beginning of the match.Ferrer held off a match point and won the last four games to beat Serbias Viktor Troicki 6-3, 3-6, 7-5.The 19th-ranked Spaniard and Troicki had one service break each as they shared the first two sets. Troicki missed a match point on Ferrers serve at 5-3 in the third and didnt win another game. He saved three match points for Ferrer at 6-5 before the Spaniard converted his fourth chance with a forehand winner.There were a lot of rallies. It was a good match, said Ferrer, who complained about muscle cramps in his left leg. Viktor played some very good tennis in the first two sets. On the important points I was a bit more aggressive and lucky.Ferrer has played at least one final in each of the past 11 seasons, but has yet to reach one this year.Earlier, Tsonga defeated Albert Ramos-Vinolas of Spain 6-2, 7-6 (5) for his third semifinal appearance of the season. The 15th-ranked Frenchman lost the previous two, in Auckland and Monte Carlo.Sixth-seeded Tsonga, who won the event in 2011, failed to score a point while serving at 5-1 but broke again to close out the first set, and converted his third match point in the second-set tiebreaker.The 21st-ranked Karlovic used one of his 29 aces to save a match point before beating Karen Khachanov of Russia 6-7 (5), 7-6 (5), 6-3.Karlovic, who won titles in Newport and Los Cabos, advanced to his sixth semifinal of the season. Cheap Air Max 90 Sale . -- On the field, it was business as usual for Jameis Winston and No. Air Max 90 Cheap .7 million, one-year contract, a raise of $2.2 million. Wieters had asked for $8.75 million and the Orioles had offered $6. http://www.airmax90discount.com/ . The parade and rally were held to celebrate the Saskatchewan Roughriders 45-23 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Sunday in the CFLs championship game. Air Max 90 Wholesale . 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A lawyer for the players union faced tough questioning by a three-judge panel in New York hearing an appeal by the National Football League of a trial judges reversal last September of the suspension imposed by league commissioner Roger Goodell.Jeffrey Kessler, the unions lawyer, argued in the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals that Brady had no notice that an equipment violation could expose him to a suspension, and that Goodell did not have blanket authority under the leagues collective bargaining agreement to impose it. But US Circuit Judge Robert Katzmann said as commissioner, Goodell frequently faces novel situations like the deflated footballs, and questioned why in those instances he could impose punishment for conduct detrimental to the league.Isnt that why the language in the agreement gives the commissioner broad authority for dealing with conduct detrimental? he asked.Brady, 38, had been suspended in May 2015, four months after under-inflated footballs were used in the Patriots 45-7 victory over Indianapolis in January 2015s AFC championship game.That win took the Patriots to the Super Bowl, where they deffeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks, giving Brady his fourth championship title.ddddddddddddhe NFL suspended Brady after Ted Wells, a lawyer hired by the league to investigate the incident, said Brady was generally aware that two Patriots employees had conspired to deflate the balls, which could make them easier to grip.Goodell upheld the suspension on July 28, prompting the legal challenge on Bradys behalf. Brady has denied knowing about any plan to deflate footballs.US District Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan overturned Goodells decision last September 3. He said Brady had no notice that his discipline would be the equivalent of the discipline imposed upon a player who used performance enhancing drugs.Bermans decision allowed Brady to play the full 2015 NFL season. The Patriots made the play-offs but did not reach the Super Bowl.It is unclear how quickly the appeals panel could rule. Paul Clement, the NFLs lawyer, urged the court to rule quickly to bring finality to the dispute before the next football season begins in September.It would be an awful shame if we have this issue hanging over the league for another season, Clement said. Also See: NFL Video Rookies guide NFL on Sky Sports Pundits ' ' '