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Ferrer - Nalbandian
Monfils - Gonzalez

2 hity 1 rundy.

MAIN DRAW

Nadal
Dancevic/Wawrinka
L. Mayer/Q
Q/Querrey
Cilic/Troicki
Tipsarevic/Kohlschreiber
Duclos/Q
Roddick

Murray
Malisse/Berrer
Lopez/de Bakker
Gonzalez/Monfils
Ferrer/Nalbandian
Robredo/Q
Gulbis/Bellucci
Soderling

Berdych
Stakhovsky/Gasquet
Dolgopolov/Petzschner
Simon/Youzhny
Almagro/Q
Llodra/Giraldo
Chela/Falla
Federer

Davydenko
Q/Stepanek
Baghdatis/Chardy
Schwank/Verdasco
Melzer/Polansky
Hanescu/Raonic
Q/Benneteau
Djokovic

Falla czeka na Feda.

Zapowiada się ciekawie, tylko czemu turniej musi się odbywać w innej strefie czasowej...?

jaccol55 napisał:

Falla czeka na Feda.

Zapowiada się ciekawie, tylko czemu turniej musi się odbywać w innej strefie czasowej...?

Lepiej, że w innej.   Ja np. Wolę oglądać tenis wieczorem/nocą niż za dnia.

COA napisał:

No ale jednak zdecydowana większość populacji to nie nietoperze xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

W moim przypadku amerykańskich turniejów nocą jakoś nie lubię oglądać, ale australijskie już tak. Nie wiem dlaczego akurat tak jest.

Dobrzy gracze
Golubev 2 tygodnie temu wygrał turniej-500 w hamburgu, Lu to ćwierćfinalista Wimbledonu (pogromca Roddicka), Istomin pokazał się z bardzo korzystnej strony podczas mecuz z Nadalem 2 miesiące temu w QC. Ponadto Nieminen, Mathieu (tego to mi wyjątkowo szkoda), Chiudinelli, Clement czy nasz Michał.

metjuAR napisał:

czy na lini Roddick-Stefanki nie ma spięć, tzn. obiło mi się o uszy że Larry ma zostać szkoleniowcem Murraya. Ile w tym prawdy?

Mi nic o tym nie wiadomo. Ale myślę że już chyba czas się pożegnać.

Larry wykonał świetną robotę, ale czas chyba na zmiane...

Marius Copil (ROU) down Michal Przysiezny (POL) 7/6(3) 6/4

Kolejny popis Olowka, porazka z 279 na swiecie Rumunem

Drabinka Debla :


(1)Nestor/Zimonjic BYE
Knowles/Stepanek - Almagro/Robredo
Bopanna/Butorac - Cermak/Mertinak
(8)Knowle/Ram BYE

(3)Dlouhy/Paes BYE
Nieminen/Soderling - Benneteau/Llodra
(WC)Popisil/Raonic - Djokovic/Nadal
(5)Melzer/Petzschner BYE

(6)Fyrstenberg/Matkowski BYE
Bellucci/Melo - Stakhovsky/Youzhny
Lindstedt/Tecau - Ferrer/Lopez
(4)Bhupathi/Mirnyi BYE

(7)Marach/Norman BYE
Hutchins/Murray - Kohlschreiber/Monfils
Aspelin/Hanely - (WC)Dancevic/Shamsdin
(2)Bryan/Bryan BYE

Toronto Preview

The sixth ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament of the season gets underway in Toronto on Monday with the Rogers Cup featuring 17 of the Top 20 players in the South African Airways 2010 ATP Rankings. The only players missing are No. 7 Juan Martin del Potro (wrist), No. 11 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (knee) and No. 19 John Isner (exhaustion).

The stellar field includes nine of the Top 10, led by the top trio of Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, who are all playing their first tournament since Wimbledon. Nadal captured the Rogers Cup title in 2005 and ’08, Djokovic won in 2007 and Federer in 2004 and ’06. The defending champion is No. 4 Andy Murray and the other former winner in the field is top American Andy Roddick (2003).

The 24-year-old Nadal enters with a commanding lead atop the South African Airways 2010 ATP Rankings after capturing Roland Garros and Wimbledon titles in the same season for the second time in three years. The Mallorcan left-hander comes in with a 47-5 match record on the season, including a 31-1 mark since the week of April 12 when he won his first of five titles in Monte-Carlo. He swept through through the European clay-court circuit with a 22-0 mark. His only loss came to countryman Feliciano Lopez in the quarter-finals at Queen’s.

Nadal opens against the winner of wild card Frank Dancevic and Swiss No. 2 Stanislas Wawrinka. He is 1-0 against Dancevic and 5-0 against the Swiss No. 2. In the third round, Nadal could face No. 16 seed Sam Querrey (Nadal leads 3-0). In the quarter-finals, he could meet No. 8 Andy Roddick (Nadal leads 5-3) or No. 11 Marin Cilic (Cilic leads 1-0).

In the second quarter of the draw, No. 4 Murray and No. 5 Robin Soderling are the highest seeds. Murray opens against the winner of Xavier Malisse - Michael Berrer while Soderling takes on the Ernests Gulbis - Thomaz Bellucci winner. The first seed Murray could play is No. 15 Gael Monfils (Murray leads 2-1) and Soderling’s first seeded opponent is No. 10 David Ferrer (Soderling leads 7-2). Ferrer will have a tough first round assignment with former World No. 3 David Nalbandian (Ferrer leads 6-4). Fernando Gonzalez makes his return to the ATP World Tour for the first time since Roland Garros and the Chilean takes on Monfils, who won both previous meetings. Gonzalez has been sidelined with tendinitis in his knees.

In the bottom of the draw, Federer enters a tournament No. 3 for the first time since the 2003 Tennis Masters Cup in Houston where he won the title. Federer, who turned 29 on Sunday, is tied with Andre Agassi with the most career match wins (209) in ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments. He plays the winner of Juan Ignacio Chela and Alejandro Falla first. The first seed he could face is No. 14 Nicolas Almagro (Federer leads 5-0). Other potential seeds in the quarter-finals are No. 7 Tomas Berdych (Federer leads 8-3) and No. 12 Mikhail Youzhny (Federer leads 10-0).

In the final quarter, No. 2 Djokovic and No. 6 Nikolay Davydenko are the highest seeds. Djokovic, who last month led his country to the Davis Cup semi-finals with a win over Croatia, opens against a qualifier or Julien Benneteau (Djokovic leads 3-1). In the third round, Djokovic could meet No. 13 seed Jurgen Melzer (Djokovic leads 2-1). Davydenko plays a qualifier or Radek Stepanek (Davydenko leads 5-4). Davydenko’s first seeded opponent is No. 9 Fernando Verdasco (Davydenko leads 7-1).

The last time a player ranked outside the Top 10 won the Rogers Cup was in 2002 when No. 19-ranked Guillermo Canas came in unseeded and beat four Top 10 opponents en route to the title.

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