Labels
Popular Posts of the Week
-
It's great to Serena Williams back in the #1 spot of women's tennis, where she should really be! At least it won't wreck th...
-
Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez (#28) of Spain wins her first WTA title this year in Seoul, and this is her fifth overall. Her earlier titles...
-
Tamira Paszek reached the fourth round during her debut here in Wimbledon in 2007. Four years later, she returns to the fourth round afte...
-
Before today's AO women's singles final, Serena Williams had only lost to three women in the finals of a grand slam...
-
A decade ago, my brother, his friend and I were walking around the back courts of Wimbledon looking for a game to watch. It was almost...
-
After that exhilarating run at Roland Garros just a month ago, many Nadal fans just can't help but hope that Nadal does it again in ...
-
Serena Williams' quest for the calendar grand slam faces another interesting twist as she faces a player in a semifinal match where ...
-
OMG! This is one of the best news I've received this year!! For the next five years, I can finally watch the WTA year-end champi...
-
Veteran player from Uzbekistan, Denis Istomin, currently ranked #116, gets to his third third round appearance in Wimbledon. It's a...
-
Simone Vagnozzi was not expected to reach the 3rd round of the Barcelona Open mainly because he's currently ranked #186 in the world. ...
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Nadal and Ferrer: The Clay Rivalry Continues to Spill to Barcelona
The rivalry on clay between Spanish compatriots Rafael Nadal and David Ferrer continues to spill over to Barcelona this week. Both guys played in the finals of Monte Carlo last week, with Nadal victorious. Today, both players dispatched off their opponents with clinical efficiency. Nadal only allowed Dodig five games, 63 62, while Ferrer allowed Almagro seven, 63 64. Nadal though, is still the guy to beat but let's see how Ferrer deals with him in the finals.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment