Nottingham Post published Seppi shrugs off slow start to secure Aegon Open semi-final spot...

Seventh seed Andreas Seppi shrugged off a slow start to march his way past Israeli Dudi Sela and into the semi-finals of the Aegon Open Nottingham on Friday.The Italian struggled for consistency in the opening set but managed to wrestle back control of the match, winning 5-7 6-4 6-4 in two hours and two minutes on Centre Court.The world number 57 will now face either the top seed Kevin Anderson or the sixth seed Steve Johnson in the semi-final tomorrow. Seppi was particularly pleased to get past