David Ferrer Loses In London And Prepares For Davis Cup Final In Prague

Written by: Staff on 12th November 2012

David Ferrer Loses In London And Prepares For Davis Cup Final In Prague

epa03466271 David Ferrer of Spain returns the ball during his men's singles match against Janko Tipsarevic of Serbia during the ATP World Tour Finals in London, Britain, 10 November 2012. EPA/FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA |

David Ferrer has buried his disappointment over failing to reach the World Tour Finals semis and has headed off to Prague for his last tennis duties of a long and successful season.

The 30-year-old who is playing the best tennis of his life and leads the ATP with seven trophies this season, beat Janko Tipsarevic in his last group match at the season wrapup but was eliminated by a complex statistical count-back system as Roger Federer and Juan Del Potro advanced from that group.

Ferrer flew out at the weekend for the Davis Cup final against the Czech Republic, also featuring fellow London participant Tomas Berdych.

With Rafael Nadal out of the tennis picture for nearly half a year through injury, Ferrer has emerged as the top-producing Spaniard, whose rising indoor prowess was demonstrated with October titles back-to-back in Valencia and the Paris Masters.

But Ferrer could care less about his position vis-a-vis Nadal. “I don’t mind, no? For me is not important to will be No. 1 or No. 2 because every point is very important. We will try to do a very good tie, to will win, and I hope to will win my match and will do one point for Spain.”

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