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The biggest upsets of 2011
According to the ATP website, Milos Raonic beating Fernando Verdasco in the San Jose final was one of the top five upsets of the year. Ridiculous. It was barely in Fernando Verdasco’s top five upsets. Anyway, it inspired me to … Continue reading
Davis Cup Final: Five thoughts from day one
1. “He is David Ferrer, what do you expect?” Often the focus on Ferrer’s fighting spirit tends to underplay his actual ability but his five set victory over Juan Martin Del Potro was a result of pure tenacity.
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Tagged David Ferrer, Davis Cup, Davis Cup Final 2011, Juan Martin Del Potro, juan monaco, Rafael Nadal
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Davis Cup Final preview: Argentina gamble on Monaco
It wasn’t exactly the best kept secret in sport but it’s official now. Argentina captain Tito Vasquez has picked Juan Monaco in singles on day one and the world number 26 gets the unenviable task of opening the 2011 Davis … Continue reading
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Tagged David Ferrer, david nalbandian, Davis Cup, Davis Cup Final 2011, Juan Martin Del Potro, juan monaco, Rafael Nadal, tito vasquez
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