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Apesardebajaralnº3 MUNDO DEPORTIVO Viernes 28 de agosto de 2009 SIN22 NADAL-FEDERERPOLIDEPORTIVO Tenis/Open de Estados Unidos CUADRO MASCULINO Apesar de bajar al nº 3, Rafa esquivó en el sorteo una posible semifinal PRIMER CUARTO Roger Federer (Sui/1)-Devin Britton (USA/wc) con el nº 1ydebutará ante Gasquet, aquien domina por 6-0 en sus duelos qualy-Simon Greul (Ale) Juan Ignacio Chela (Arg)-O. HERNÁNDEZ (ESP) Thiago Alves (Bra)-Lleyton Hewitt (Aus/31) James Blake (USA/21)-RUBÉN RAMÍREZ (ESP) Lluís Carles Pérez Olivier Rochus (Bel)-Igor Kunitsyn (Rus) qualy-GUILLERMO GARCÍA LÓPEZ (ESP) qualy-TOMMY ROBREDO (ESP/14) n Al bajar al nº 3mundial, Rafa Robin Soderling (Sue/12)-A. MONTAÑÉS (ESP) Nadal podía quedar emparejado Mischa Zverev (Ale)-M. GRANOLLERS (ESP) con Roger Federer (1º) en una se- Kevin Kim (USA)-Dudi Sela (Isr) qualy-Sam Querrey (USA/22) mifinal del Open de Estados Uni- Paul H. Mathieu (Fra/26)-M. Youzhny (Rus) dos (31 agosto-13septiembre), pe- Potito Starace (Ita)-qualy ro el sorteo evitóayer ese cruce Jan Hernych (Che)-Rainer Schuettler (Ale) prematuro, de manera que espa- qualy-Nikolay Davydenko (Rus/8) ñol ysuizo no se cruzarían en el SEGUNDO CUARTO último Grand Slam del año hasta Novak Djokovic (Ser/4)-Ivan Ljubicic (Cro) una hipotética final, allí donde am- qualy-qualy boshan construido su vistosa riva- Karol Beck (Svq)-Máximo González (Arg) qualy-Igor Andreev (Rus/29) lidad. Nadal-Andy Murray (2º) y P. Kohlschreiber (Ale/23)-Andreas Seppi (Ita) Federer-Novak Djokovic (4º) se- qualy-Frederico Gil (Por) rían las teóricas semifinales. Andrey Golubev (Kaz)-Leonardo Mayer (Arg) En 2008, los cuatro 'grandes' te- Simone Bolelli (Ita)-Radek Stepanek (Che/15) FERNANDO VERDASCO (ESP/10)-B. Becker (Ale) nistas del momento ya coparon la Florent Serra (Fra)-Janko Tipsarevic (Ser) penúltima ronda –Federer yMu- Robert Kendrick (USA)-Martín Vassallo (Arg) rray se impusieron aDjokovic y qualy-Tommy Haas (Ale/20) Victor Hanescu (Rum/28)-John Isner (USA) Nadal– ynosería tan extraño que qualy-Christophe Rochus (Bel) el mismo cuarteto complete otra Marc Gicquel (Fra)-Dmitry Tursunov (Rus) vez la escena. Roddick (5º) yDel Bjorn Phau (Ale)-Andy Roddick (USA/5) Potro (6º)aparecen como los riva- les de más entidadpara entrome- terse en ese territorio top-4. Nadal es quien ofrece más dudas sobre su rendimiento después de su baja ypaulatina vuelta al circuito, pe- ro la raza ylacalidad del balear le otorgan margen para una progre- siva mejoría amedida que avance el torneo. Ya lo hizo otras veces. Murray, finalista en 2008 yactual nº 2 TERCER CUARTO Jo W. Tsonga (Fra/7)-C. Buchanan (USA/wc) Las Williams Jarkko Nieminen (Fin)-Fabio Fognini (Ita) Flavio Cipolla (Ita)-Julien Benneteau (Fra) se cruzarían en qualy-Viktor Troicki (Ser/30) Tomas Berdych (Che/17)-Wayne Odesnik (USA) qualy-qualy las semifinales qualy-Rajeev Ram (USA) N. Massú (Chl)-Fernando González (Chl/11) Gael Monfils (Fra/13)-Jeremy Chardy (Fra) Serena (2ª) yVenus Williams (3ª) Evgeny Korolev (Rus)-Andreas Beck (Ale) no podrán reeditar en el Open USA Marcos Daniel (Bra)-José Acasuso (Arg) su actuación de Wimbledon, donde 'BETO' MARTÍN (ESP)-DAVID FERRER (ESP/18) NICOLÁS ALMAGRO (ESP/32)-Steve Darcis (Bel) las hermanas se enfrentaron por Robby Ginepri (USA)-Andrei Pavel (Rum) octava vez en una final de Grand Michael Llodra (Fra/wc)-Nicolas Kiefer (Ale) Slam. Ganó Serena, que también Richard Gasquet (Fra)-RAFA NADAL (ESP/3) domina en la general (6-2). CUARTO CUARTO Serena, vigente campeona y Juan Martín Del Potro (Arg/6)-J. Mónaco (Arg) también ganadora de 2002, y Jurgen Melzer (Aut)-Marat Safin (Rus) Venus, la última que revalidó Pablo Cuevas (Uru)-Chris Guccione (Aus/wc) Daniel Koellerer (Aut)-Mardy Fish (USA/25) título (2000-01), se medirían en JUAN C. FERRERO (ESP/24)-F. Santoro (Fra) una hipotética semifinal en Nueva Philipp Petzschner (Ale)-S. Stakhovsky (Ucr) York, mientras que Safina, nº 1sin qualy-Yen Hsun Lu (Tpe) 'grandes', se podría cruzar con DANIEL GIMENO (ESP)-Gilles Simon (Fra/9) Marin Cilic (Cro/16)-Ryan Sweeting (USA/wc) Jankovic, Ivanovic (cuartos), Teimuraz Gabashvili (Rus)-J. Levine (USA/wc) Dementieva oKuznetsova (semis). Denis Istomin (Uzb)-Brendan Evans (USA/wc) Nadal, en Nueva York. El Medina debutará ante Brodsky, tenista manacorí afronta el N. Lapentti (Ecu)-Stanislas Wawrinka (Sui/19) pero Dokic (2ª ronda) yClijsters Ivo Karlovic (Cro/27)-IVÁN NAVARRO (ESP) Open de EE.UU. después de 'FELI' LÓPEZ (ESP)-Taylor Dent (USA/wc) llegar acuartos (Montreal) y (3ª) están cerca. Suárez-Lepchenko Paul Capdeville (Chl)-Victor Crivoi (Rum) semifinales (Cincinnati) tras yMartínez-Bammer, en 1ª ronda ܘ Ernests Gulbis (Let)-Andy Murray (Esc/2) sus reaparición Ⴇ FOTO: EFE.
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