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Polideportivo Viernes 6 de junio de 2003 Mundo Deportivo 44 POLIDEPORTIVO LA TRAYECTORIA EN EL TORNEO Costa dice que ALBERT COSTA 1ªr: Sergio Roitman (Arg), 6-7 (3), 2-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-2, en 3h.38' se ha recuperado 2ªr: Radek Stepanek (Che), 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, en 3h.40' 23 SETS 3ºr: Nicolás Lapentti (Ecu), 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4, en 4h.38' y que se siente 1/8: Arnaud Clément (Fra), 6-2, 7-5, 7-5, en 3h.07' CF: Tommy Robredo (Esp), 2-6, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5, 6-2, en 3h.28' 194 JUEGOS preparado para Sets (15-8) Juegos (123-103) TIEMPO EMPLEADO 18 h.31' JUAN CARLOS FERRERO afrontar un 1ªr: Michel Kratochvil (Sui), 7-5, 7-5, 6-4, en 2h.33' 2ªr: Nicolás Massu (Chi), 6-2, 3-0 y ab., en 43' 17 nuevo maratón Que g SETS 3ªr: Tim Henman (GBR), 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2, en 2h.50' 1/8: Fèlix Mantilla (Esp), 6-2, 6-1, 6-1, en 1h.40' MD EN ROLAND CF: Fernando González (Chi), 6-1, 3-6, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4, en 3h.32' 148 JUEGOS GARROS Sets (14-3), Juegos (95-53) TIEMPO EMPLEADO 11 h.08' Ángel Rigueira París MARTIN VERKERK 1ªr: Zeljko Krajan (Cro), 6-3, 6-4, 6-4, en 1h.39' 2ªr: Luis Horna (Per),4-6, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5, 6-2, en 2h.49' 20 lbert Costa y Juan Carlos SETS 3ªr: Vincent Spadea (USA), 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, 7-5, en 2h.56' AFerrero repetirán hoy en 1/8: Rainer Schuettler (Ale), 6-3, 6-3, 7-5, en 2h.01' semifinales, tras el duelo CF: Carlos Moyà (Esp), 6-3, 6-4, 5-7, 4-6, 8-6, en 3h.52' 206 Verkerk-Coria (13.00 horas), su en- JUEGOS Sets (15-5), Juegos (117-89) TIEMPO EMPLEADO 13 h.17' frentamiento en la final del año pasado. Desde entonces sólo han GUILLERMO CORIA medido fuerzas en los entrena- 1ªr: Andre Sa (Bra), 6-3, 6-1, 6-1, en 1h.40' mientos, incluidas algunas sesio- 2ªr: Nicolas Kiefer (Ale), 6-3, 5-7, 6-3, 6-1, en 3h.10' el me 19 SETS nes en este Roland Garros, pero no 3ªr: Attila Savolt (Hun), 6-4, 6-1, 6-1, en 2h.00' 1/8: Mariano Zabaleta (Arg), 6-4, 7-6 (4),5-7, 6-7 (4), han vuelto a luchar por un triun- 6-3, en 4h.42' 178 fo. París, su tierra prometida, les CF: Andre Agassi (USA), 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4, en 2h.32' JUEGOS ha reunido de nuevo. del valenciano. Josep Perlas, técni- partidos es suficiente para que Al- Sets (15-4), Juegos (111-67) TIEMPO EMPLEADO 14 h.04' El defensor del título quiere re- co del ilerdense, refrendó el buen bert siga resistiendo”. petir el mayor éxito individual de momento de su pupilo: “El tiempo LOS HEAD TO HEAD su carrera y el aspirante desea con- de recuperación en- Indurain es el ejemplo cretar su regularidad con la Copa tre los La extraordinaria respuesta físi- ALBERT COSTA VS. JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: 3-2 de los Mosqueteros que se ca de Albert Costa no es ninguna 1999 Kitzbühel Tierra Cuartos final Albert Costa 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 la ha negado en sus tres par- sorpresa para el hombre que cui- 2001 Barcelona Tierra Octavos Juan Carlos Ferrero 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 ticipaciones anteriores, en da la misma, Toni Estalella, un 2001 Hamburgo Tierra Semis Juan Carlos Ferrero 6-1, 6-2 las que también fue capaz barcelonés de 42 años que cursó 2002 Hamburgo Tierra 1ª ronda Albert Costa 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 de alcanzar la penúltima estudios en el INEFC a la vez que 2002 Roland Garros Tierra Final Albert Costa 6-1, 6-0, 4-6, 6-3 ronda. competía como mediofondista de MARTIN VERKERK VS. GUILLERMO CORIA: 0-0 Dos pesos pesados del te- élite. “En los exámenes que hici- nis en general y de la arcilla mos en el CAR de Sant Cugat an- SUS DNI en particular y un interrogan- tes del torneo de Roma –hace un te por encima de todo. ¿Sería mes– los resultados fueron ligera- JUAN CARLOS FERRERO ALBERT COSTA capaz Albert Costa de aguan- mente inferiores en la prueba de Lugar de nacimiento: Ontinyent (Valencia) Lugar de nacimiento: Lleida tar otro partido maratoniano esfuerzo con respecto al 2002 aun- Fecha de nacimiento: 12 de febrero de 1980 Fecha de nacimiento: 25 de junio de 1975 a cinco sets? Suma ya cuatro, que mejoraron los relativos a la Lugar de residencia: Barcelona Lugar de residencia: Villena (Alicante) por tres veces ha remonta- facilidad de recuperación”. Sobre Estatura: 1,83 metros Peso: 72 kgs. Estatura: 1,80 metros Peso: 74 kgs. Lateralidad: diestro Lateralidad: diestro do un marcador adverso esa base, el preparador físico Ránking lista de entradas: 3º Ránking lista de entradas: 9º de 2 sets a 0. Ha estado en apuesta por “una victoria segura Ránking Carrera de Campeones: 3º Ránking Carrera de Campeones: 22º pista 18 horas y 31 minu- de Albert si el partido va a un quin- Mejor ránking profesional: 2º (22/4/2002) Mejor ránking profesional: 6º (22/7/2002) tos, por sólo las 11 ho- to set”. Ganancias: 6.736.911$ Ganancias: 6.648.784 $ ras y 8 minutos de Considera que el rodaje acumu- Títulos: 9 Títulos tierra: 7 Títulos: 12 Títulos tierra: 12 Juan Carlos Ferrero Títulos 2003: 2 (Montecarlo y Valencia) Títulos 2003: 0 (finalista en Miami) en sus cinco choques PARTIDOS GANADOS-PERDIDOS PARTIDOS GANADOS-PERDIDOS anteriores. CARRERA TEMPORADA TIERRA CARRERA TEMPORADA TIERRA 205 gan. 26 gan. 346 gan. 12 gan. “El tema físico no 87 perd. 2 perd. 221 perd. 5 perd. será un aspecto im- TIERRA GRAND SLAM TIERRA GRAND SLAM portante del juego. 119 gan. 38 gan. 245 gan. 46 gan. Albert ha tenido 27 perd. 12 perd. 108 perd. 27 perd. tiempo suficiente TEMPORADA ROLAND GARROS TEMPORADA ROLAND GARROS 38 gan. 21 gan. 20 gan. 28 gan. para descansar y 7 perd. 3 perd. 11 perd. 8 perd. el partido contra Trayectoria Roland Garros: Trayectoria Roland Garros: Robredo no fue de SF 2000-2001 y F 2002 1ªr 1994, CF 1995, 2ªr 1996, 3ªr 1997, una gran intesi- Otros Grand Slams: 1/8 1998, 3ªr 1999, CF 2000, 1ªr 2001 dad. Sí, fueron cin- CF Australia-03, 1/8 Open USA 2000 y Campeón 2002 Otros Grand Slams: co sets, aunque en CF Australia-97, 1/8 Open USA 2001 los dos primeros se vio desbordado ORDEN DE JUEGO por Robredo y los tres siguientes los Albert Costa y Juan Carlos PISTA PHILIPPE CHATRIER 13: 00 h. Ferrero repetirán hoy en Verkerk (Hol) - Coria (Arg/7) ganó con cierta sol- semifinales la final que tura”, sentencia An- disputaron en París ahora A continuación tonio Martínez Cas- hace un año y que fue para Ⴇ COSTA (Esp/9) - FERRERO (Esp/3) cales, entrenador el de Lleida FOTO: EFE.
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