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Toward the end of the first set of this, there were surely overworked staffers here saying, "Why are you putzing around, David Ferrer? We don't need another three hour match!" (This followed Joao Souza's marathon.) They needn't have worried.
Rafael Nadal, who lost to Tomas Berdych in the Australian Open quarterfinals, returned to his winning ways with a 6-4, 6-1 victory over Thomaz Bellucci in round one of the Rio Open on Tuesday. Nadal dropped serve twice in the opening set without saving a break point, but he raised his level in the second to finish the job in one hour and 31 minutes.
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Andrea Petkovic tells the Australian that she admired Serena Williams growing up. "When Serena won her first slam I was not playing yet on the women's tour. She was my idol...
South American is starting to get a lot of attention from Rafael Nadal, with the Spaniard due to make two tennis trips to the one-time tennis wilderness in the coming months.
It’s a simple fact of life in the current tennis economy that if you want to make a success of something new then it’s probably a good idea to have Rafael Nadal involved.
IMX, a joint venture of EBX and IMG Worldwide, announced its first entrant of the Rio Open to be David Ferrer, number 3 in ATP ranking.
IMX, officially announced the only tournament in South America to host a combined ATP World Tour 500 and WTA International event
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