ATP 250 Sao Paulo - Men's Final
1/WC Rafael Nadal d David Nalbandian - 62 63
The King of Clay is officially back.
It took a week longer than it should have but Rafa is biting trophies again.
This is his 51st tour title and 37th on his beloved clay.
He is only 9 clay titles behind leader Guillermo Vilas with 45 titles.
It'll get tougher from here as he next steps up to a 500 event at Acapulco.
Then he'll head to the Masters 1000 at Monte-Carlo as the 8-time defender.
Rafantaics surely will be holding their breath. But will have faith.
Post match: It's very nice and important because at the end of your career
what’s left are the titles, and depending on certain moments there are some
titles that you appreciate very much. This one I appreciate it the most
because of all the struggles I went through during the week,
with some problems with my knee some days.
Davis Cup 2013 Quarterfinal Results
Serbia d USA: 3-1
Major props to Ilija & Nenad for that stunning upset of the Bryan Bros.
I don't think anybody saw that coming.
It's been 20+ years since a #1 has played Davis Cup on US soil.
Boise got him. And then Nole twisted his ankle in his 2nd match.
Hope he's not too hobbled to play Monte-Carlo.
Argentina d France: 3-2
This was the only tie this weekend that went to a 5th rubber.
Berlocq's epic upset of Simon turned him into the unlikely team hero.
I hope he bought up all those newspapers.
Czech Rep. d Kazakhstan: 3-1
Bleh.
Finally Lukas Rosol has something else to talk about.
Canada d Italy: 3-1
This was the other tie with an insane doubles rubber - 15-13 in the 5th set.
Canada had never advanced to the Qf's before. Why stop there?
Their Sf will pit them against Serbia - in Serbia. Hmmm.
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