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7/16/11 9:21 PM | Kelli DeMario
Former World No. 1 Juan Carlos Ferrero and countryman Pablo Andujar are set to headline an all-Spanish final at the Mercedes Cup. The compatriots are meeting for the second time on Sunday.
World No. 55 Pablo Andujar leads fellow Spaniard Juan Carlos Ferrero 1-0 in the series, having won their only previous meeting at the 2007 tournament in Barcelona.
Andujar reached his second clay-court final of the season on Saturday, when he held on to defeat wildcard Lukasz Kubot in three sets, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. The 25-year-old is bidding for title number two this year, after putting together a championship run in Casablanca.
Ferrero came through his semifinal clash with Argentine qualifier Federico Del Bonis in three sets, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. The 31-year-old veteran is contesting his 34th ATP World Tour final on Sunday. He will attempt to win his first title since Umag 2010.
Prediction: Ferrero may not have enough match play this season, after struggling with various injuries. Should be a competitive match between the two- Andujar in three sets.
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Andujar held his own in the 1st but Ferrero was to much in the 2nd (6-0).
Well done mosquito :) you deserve this title after all these injuries this year.
(In the meantime Felopez went all the way to Bogotá to win a challenger.....)
Shireling , 7/18/11 12:12 PM
what was Flopez doing playing a Challenger the week after Davis Cup
RickyDimon , 7/18/11 1:53 PM
Maybe looking for Shakira or owed her a favor?
numero , 7/18/11 2:18 PM
I heard Murray's mum went there for holidays , lol
Shireling , 7/18/11 5:18 PM
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Pablo Andujar
Stuttgart
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Ferrero is my sentimental hero. Wish him all the strength and confidence for his 16th title - Bravo, Juan Carlos! All the very best! Thoughts are with you, always!
regguid , 7/17/11 6:18 AM