Philipp Petzschner was runner up at Hertogenbosch last week, losing to David Ferrer in the final. He even had to qualify just to reach the main draw, so technically, he has already been playing for more than a week. Anyhow, all those games has helped make his playing quite sharp, enough to defeat Blaz Kavcic, who is currently ranked #74 in the world, 64 64 62.
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