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Saturday, August 6, 2011
Juan Carlos Ferrero: Former Umag Champion Reaches Semi's This Year
Juan Carlos Ferrero, currently ranked #104 reached the semi's of the Umag Open, losing to eventual champion, Alexandr Dolgopolov. Hopefully, he finds his form again so he can reenter the Top 100.
In the quarters, he won over Argentinian Carlos Berlocq (#69) 61 76(5), then over another co-veteran Ivan Ljubicic (#32) in the second round, 16 63 64. In the first round, he won over Argentinian Maximo Gonzalez (#99) 36 63 11 Retd.
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