J.Ferrero - J.Melzer Today, 19:30
Tennis - ATP Pick: J Ferrero ML
Stake: 10/10 Odds: 1.80
Bookmaker: Wettpunkt
Juan Carlos Ferrero and Austrian Jurgen Mulzer not faced since 2008, the year he faced off twice in Hard Court, having split the victories. Previously clashed over four times and Ferrero won three of those meetings.
Ferrero as you know is the best in dirt around the circuit, however has always been a man to be taken into account on any surface. It is a typical Latin player, never give up a bid, he possessed great speed and is very aggressive, this all together with a very strong right. Ferrero after a fantastic season the South American earlier this year where he won two tournaments and was also a finalist in one of them, Ferrero has gone through a worse phase, also something that is perfectly normal because your intense schedule in the first three months of the year. However after a poor tournament for Wimbledon where he was soon eliminated the first round by Malisse. After that Wimbledon to win his way from the beginning of the year, getting to be semi-finalist in Stuttgart and Hamburg and the winner in Umag. Since then took a vacation back in the competition here in Flushing Meadows.
He debuted against an easy Qualifier Martin Klizan, where he won by an easy 6-1 6-3 6-0. It was a game with little or no history, where the highlight is the three possibilities given up by JC Ferrero in Slovak, one achieved by Klizan. Was followed by the Brazilian Ricardo Mello, a game where we saw a Ferrero not to give its maximum, since I knew more or less difficulty finally won the encounter. The highlights go to their May 34 Winners and Break Points won, but that did not erase the exaggerated number of unforced errors, a total of 32. In Chapter Service won 66% and 65% of the points in their first and second services, respectively.
On the other hand we have the Austrian Jurgen Melzer, 29 years is currently number 15 in the world, and is making one of his best seasons of his entire career. Melzer scored the semi-finals of Roland Garros this year, falling only to the winner of that tournament, Rafael Nadal. From this result, the Austrian was present in the quarter-finals in Stuttgart and was also beaten finalists in Hamburg. It was then Quarter-Finalist in Umag, after having registered remoteness on first and second rounds in Toronto and Cincinnati, respectively.
Melzer reached this U.S. Open with a fantastic record of 36 wins and 20 losses in the ATP circuit.
Melzer began to make his debut against an always tough Dmitry Tursunov, a typical set of five sets, I was not surprised, since they are two players of very high quality, though I have not filled the the Austrian eye. Follow the Lithuanian Ricardas Berankis number 152 Ranking ATP, the accent point for me is that if it was not nervousness Berankis, who committed a total of 20 double faults, the nut would have twisted the tail, Melzer needed five sets and 3h30m little more to defeat him, he was downright evil, yielded six break points, nine double faults and her second serve was downright evil.
Conclusion: There will be an easy game, Melzer has experienced difficulty imposing their players before the game perfectly accessible and has now almost seven hours in court over leg later or earlier will yield physically. I think that Ferrero will raise the level for this game, although it has been pretty solid, and try to lengthen the maximum point, using any physical wear of the Austrian. Ferrero to me is the clear favorite for tomorrow.
Tennis - ATP Pick: J Ferrero ML
Stake: 10/10 Odds: 1.80
Bookmaker: Wettpunkt
Juan Carlos Ferrero and Austrian Jurgen Mulzer not faced since 2008, the year he faced off twice in Hard Court, having split the victories. Previously clashed over four times and Ferrero won three of those meetings.
Ferrero as you know is the best in dirt around the circuit, however has always been a man to be taken into account on any surface. It is a typical Latin player, never give up a bid, he possessed great speed and is very aggressive, this all together with a very strong right. Ferrero after a fantastic season the South American earlier this year where he won two tournaments and was also a finalist in one of them, Ferrero has gone through a worse phase, also something that is perfectly normal because your intense schedule in the first three months of the year. However after a poor tournament for Wimbledon where he was soon eliminated the first round by Malisse. After that Wimbledon to win his way from the beginning of the year, getting to be semi-finalist in Stuttgart and Hamburg and the winner in Umag. Since then took a vacation back in the competition here in Flushing Meadows.
He debuted against an easy Qualifier Martin Klizan, where he won by an easy 6-1 6-3 6-0. It was a game with little or no history, where the highlight is the three possibilities given up by JC Ferrero in Slovak, one achieved by Klizan. Was followed by the Brazilian Ricardo Mello, a game where we saw a Ferrero not to give its maximum, since I knew more or less difficulty finally won the encounter. The highlights go to their May 34 Winners and Break Points won, but that did not erase the exaggerated number of unforced errors, a total of 32. In Chapter Service won 66% and 65% of the points in their first and second services, respectively.
On the other hand we have the Austrian Jurgen Melzer, 29 years is currently number 15 in the world, and is making one of his best seasons of his entire career. Melzer scored the semi-finals of Roland Garros this year, falling only to the winner of that tournament, Rafael Nadal. From this result, the Austrian was present in the quarter-finals in Stuttgart and was also beaten finalists in Hamburg. It was then Quarter-Finalist in Umag, after having registered remoteness on first and second rounds in Toronto and Cincinnati, respectively.
Melzer reached this U.S. Open with a fantastic record of 36 wins and 20 losses in the ATP circuit.
Melzer began to make his debut against an always tough Dmitry Tursunov, a typical set of five sets, I was not surprised, since they are two players of very high quality, though I have not filled the the Austrian eye. Follow the Lithuanian Ricardas Berankis number 152 Ranking ATP, the accent point for me is that if it was not nervousness Berankis, who committed a total of 20 double faults, the nut would have twisted the tail, Melzer needed five sets and 3h30m little more to defeat him, he was downright evil, yielded six break points, nine double faults and her second serve was downright evil.
Conclusion: There will be an easy game, Melzer has experienced difficulty imposing their players before the game perfectly accessible and has now almost seven hours in court over leg later or earlier will yield physically. I think that Ferrero will raise the level for this game, although it has been pretty solid, and try to lengthen the maximum point, using any physical wear of the Austrian. Ferrero to me is the clear favorite for tomorrow.
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