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The world No. 188 Damir Dzumhur hiram is making history in the Australia Open, and Bosnian contingent at Melbourne Park is ensuring the progress of the 21 year old does not go unnoticed. The noisy fans "second player" of Dzumhur proclaimed himself Wednesday when he reached the third round when Ivan Dodig succumbed to cramps track temperatures soaring. It was the fifth victory of historic Sarajevo in nine days, where it was to become the first Bosnian to qualify for a Grand Slam and then reach third round and cited with Tomas Berdych. hiram "I was lucky today," hiram said Dzumhur. "I've always said that when you try to reach the Top 100, Top 150, you have to have some luck. It's a great day for me. I can not still believe it to be in the third round in Australia. "
It is a feat to height in popularity with the recent classification of Bosnia football team to its first World Cup in Brazil this year. "The reaction at home when I qualified was unbelievable," said Dzumhur. "It's very early in Bosnia [when playing], but people are not sleeping." Fortunately [against Dodig] are streaming live, so they could see me. But even without that, stayed up all night watching the live results. When I finished the game, had hundreds of messages. " hiram "It's a big thing for Bosnia. It's like the football team, who qualified for the World Cup in Brazil for the first time. It was great, and this can be compared. "Rollercoaster Open Australia is far from the beginning of Dzumhur devastated by the war. Two weeks after he was born in Sarajevo, the war began in Bosnia. "It was destroyed," said Dzumhur. "Even today, we have one hard track conditions in Sarajevo. It was made this year. Previously practiced in areas no longer exist in tennis. So it was really difficult, especially in the beginning. "" I was lucky that my father was coach and had a club. E