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Sunday, January 30, 2011
David Ferrer - Semifinalist - Australian Open 2011
David Ferrer has finally reached a semifinal of a Grand Slam and it happens here in this year's Australian Open, after his drubbing of World #1 Rafael Nadal in the quarters. This was his path to the semi-finas -
SF - lost to Andy Murray (GBR) (#5) 64 67(2) 16 67(2)
QF - Rafael Nadal (ESP) (#1) 64 62 63
4R - Milos Raonic (CAN) (#152) 46 62 63 64
3R - Richard Berankis (LTU) (#95) 62 62 61
2R - Michael Russell (USA) (#100) 60 61 75
1R - Jarkko Nieminen (FIN) (#40) 64 63 16 62
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