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“Laderrota Enhamburgo, Unamilonga” MUNDO DEPORTIVO Sábado 26 de mayo de 2007 POLIDEPORTIVO 33 “La derrota FLASH en Hamburgo, MD III España-Bélgica: 3-0 una milonga” El equipo español cerró su participación en la Copa del Mundo David Ferrer, en declaraciones a por equipos en Dusseldorf (Alemania), Efe en Dusseldorf, calificó de con un triunfo sobre Bélgica por 3-0. “milonga” la derrota de Nadal Sin embargo, el finalista, y rival de ante Federer en Hamburgo. “Sin Argentina mañana, será la República restar méritos a Federer desde Checa, que mantuvo el liderato del luego, pero Rafa llevaba ganados grupo azul al batir a Alemania muchos partidos, y estaba asimismo por 3-0. cansado. Lo ha ganado todo otra Resultados España-Bélgica: D. Ferrer a vez este año, está haciendo el O. Rochus, 6-3, 6-4; N. Almagro a K. mejor tenis que le he visto en toda Vliegen, 6-2, 6-1; Ferrer/Salvà a su carrera, y me ha sorprendido Darcis/Rochus, 6-3, 3-6, 10-8. Rep. mucho cómo ha ganado todo esta Checa-Alemania: T. Berdych a P. temporada, otra vez y con mucha Kohlschreiber, 6-3, 6-2; J. Hajek a F. superioridad. Rafa es superior a Mayer, 7-6 (4), 6-2; Berdych/Damm a todo eso, y lo de Hamburgo fue un Becker/Kohlmann, 6-4, 6-4. partido más”, indicó el alicantino. Sobre sí mismo, comentó que III Anabel, final en Estrasburgo “no quiero incluirme entre los Anabel Medina jugará hoy la final del favoritos porque un Grand Slam WTA de Estrasburgo contra la francesa depende de muchas cosas. Amélie Mauresmo, que intenta Además, los grandes favoritos son recobrar la forma después de una Nadal y Federer” ܘ operación de apendicitis en febrero. Los dos vigentes campeones, Rafa Nadal y la belga Justine Henin, con el presidente de la FFT, Christian Bimes, en el sorteo de ayer FOTO: AP Volvió a las pistas recientemente en Berlín y Roma sin éxito. La valenciana Nadal-Federer en la final. del manacorense “es una milon- esa final de Hamburgo, pero uno talmente que nunca. Ya no tengo Anabel Medina pasó a la final sin jugar ga, debida al cansancio de Nadal”. no cambia su forma de jugar en miedo a este torneo, no temo jugar ya que la serbia Jelena Jankovic causó El factor Hamburgo Éste remarCó que “es importante dos semanas, y no creo que el jue- cinco sets, no temo ser el favorito baja por gastroenteritis. Mauresmo se Uno y otro confesaron ayer en pú- tener confianza y yo la tengo por- go de Federer mejorara tanto en y quiero ganar aquí más que nun- impuso a su compatriota Bartoli, 6-3, blico que están listos para este Ro- que juego bien y he completado la tan poco tiempo como para ganar- ca”, proclamó ayer en París, don- 6-7 (1), 6-3. land Garros. El Masters Series de mejor temporada sobre tierra bati- me 6-2, 6-0 en los dos últimos sets. de también afirmó que “he empe- Hamburgo, cerrado con el primer da de mi carrera”. Mandó en Mon- Es más una cuestión de momento zado a disfrutar de los duelos con III Rezai sorprende a Sharapova triunfo de Federer sobre Nadal en tecarlo, Barcelona y Roma por ter- de forma en el instante que de me- Nadal, algo que al principio no pa- La francesa de origen iranía Aravane tierra batida, sirve de estímulo al cera campaña seguida. jora del juego”, señaló Nadal. saba”. Se ha quitado de encima las Rezai sigue siendo al gran revelación helvético y en ningún caso ha mi- Su racha récord de invicto que- Sin embargo, el título de Ham- derrotas semanas atrás con Ca- del WTA de Estambul. Tras haber nado al español. David Ferrer co- dó establecida en 81 partidos. “No burgo sí ha cambiado las miras de ñas, (I. Wells y Miami) Nadal dejado fuera a Venus Williams, en menta al respecto que esta derrota estoy contento por haber perdido Federer. “Llego más fuerte men- (Montecarlo) y Volandri (Roma) ܘ 'semis' batió por 6-2 y 6-4 a la rusa Maria Sharapova, que disputaba su EL CUADRO FEMENINO primer torneo desde abril en Miami cuando se lesionó el hombro derecho. PRIMER CUARTO SEGUNDO CUARTO TERCER CUARTO CUARTO CUARTO Rezai, de cierta notoriedad por los líos Justine Henin (Bel/1)-Elena Vesnina (Rus) Jelena Jankovic (Srb/4)-Stéphanie Foretz (Fra) Ana Ivanovic (Srb/7)-Qualy Amélie Mauresmo (Fra/5)-Laura Granville (USA) provocados por su padre y Tamira Paszek (Aut)-Aiko Nakamura (Jap) Catalina Castaño (Col)-Qualy Alberta Brianti (Ita)-Sania Mirza (Ind) Caroline Wozniacki (Din)-Nathalie Dechy (Fra) Tamarine Tanasugarn (Tha)-C. Dellacqua (Aus) Alexandra Wozniak (Can)-A. Harkleroad (USA) Tatiana Poutchek (Blr)-Youlia Fedossova (Fra) Flavia Pennetta (Ita)-Nicole Pratt (AUS) entrenador, jugará hoy la final contra Agnieszka Radwanska (Pol)-M. Santangelo (It/28) Alizé Cornet (Fra)-Venus Williams (USA/26) Qualy-Julia Vakulenko (Ucr/30) Yulia Beygelzimer (Ucr)-Lucie Safarova (Che/25) la también rusa Elena Dementieva, Sybille Bammer (Aut/20)-Roberta Vinci (Ita) Marion Bartoli (Fra/18)-Aravane Rezai (Fra) ANABEL MEDINA (E/24)-Varvara Lepchenko (Uzb) Ai Sugiyama (Jap/21)-Eva Birnerova (Che) vencedora de la ucraniana Alona Yaroslava Shvedova (Rus)-Qualy Jarmila Gajdosova (Svk)-Qualy Elena Likhovtseva (Rus)-Yung-Jan Chan (Tpe) Romina Oprandi (Ita)-Meilen Tu (USA) Pauline Parmentier (Fra)-Qualy Mathilde Johansson (Fra)-A.L. Groenefeld (Ale) Olga Poutchkova (Rus)-Eleni Daniilidou (Gre) Anne Kremer (Lux)-Qualy Bondarenko, 7-6 (5), 6-2. Sandra Kloesel (Ale)-Na Li (Chn/16) Angelique Kerber (Ale)-E. Dementieva (Rus/13) Jelena Kostanic (Cro)-D. Hantuchova (Svk/12) Alicia Molik (Aus)-Anna Chakvetadze (Rus/9) Dinara Safina (Rus/10)-Yuiljana Fedak (Ucr) Nadia Petrova (Rus/11)-Qualy Shahar Peer (Isr/15)-Kaia Kanepi (Est) Patty Schnyder (Sui/14)-Martina Sucha (Svk) III Duelo Mónaco-Monfils Melinda Czink (Hun)-Tzipora Obziler (Isr) Anastasiya Yakimova (Blr)-S. Cohen-Aloro (Fra) Edina Gallovits (Rum)-Vasilisa Bardina (Rus) Kateryna Bondarenko (Ucr)-Z. Ondraskova (Che) El argentino batió en 'semis' al Qualy-Jie Zheng (Chn) NÚRIA LLAGOSTERA (ESP)-Anna Smashnova (Isr) Vera Dushevina (Rus)-Camille Pin (Fra) Karin Knapp (Ita)-Victoria Azarenka (Blr) Yvonne Meusburger (Aut)-F. Schiavone (Ita/23) Akiko Morigami (Jap)-Tathiana Garbin (Ita/19) Anastasia Rodionova (Rus)-K. Srebotnik (Slo/17) Iveta Benesova (Che)-Alona Bondarenko (Ucr/22) peruano Luis Horna por un doble 6-4 S. Brémond (Fra/31)-Michaella Krajicek (Hol) Samantha Stosur (Aus/27)-Jamea Jackson (USA) Martina Muller (Ale/32)-Qualy Gisela Dulko (Arg/29)-Qualy y el francés Gael Monfils derrotó al Olivia Sanchez (Fra)-Shenay Perry (USA) Maria Kirilenko (Rus)-Maria Elena Camerin (Ita) Qualy-Tiantian Sun (Chn) Julia Schruff (Ale)-Qualy australiano Lleyon Hewitt, 6-4, 7-5. La Milagros Sequera (Ven)-Virginie Razzano (Fra) Qualy-Vania King (USA) Anastasia Myskina (Rus)-M. Shaughnessy (USA) LOURDES DOMÍNGUEZ (ESP)-Jill Craybas (USA) final de este ATP de Portschach Tsvetana Pironkova (Bul)-Serena Williams (USA/8) E. Gagliardi (Sui)-Nicole Vaidisova (Che/6) Ekaterina Bychkova (Rus)-S. Kuznetsova (Rus/3) Emilie Loit (Fra)-Maria Sharapova (Rus/2) (Austria) se disputará hoy..
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