Category Archives: Santiago Giraldo

Robredo Claims Tenth ATP Title In Santiago

Posted on February 7, 2011 by admin| Leave a comment

Tommy Robredo has forced his way from behind to claim his tenth ATP title at the Movistar Open in Santiago, Chile, after he beat Colombian Santiago Giraldo 6-2, 2-6, 7-6.  Read more »

Posted in Movistar Open, Santiago Giraldo, Tommy Robredo

Robredo Faces Giraldo For Santiago Title

Posted on February 6, 2011 by admin| Leave a comment

Tommy Robredo is looking to claim his tenth career title in Santiago, Chile on Sunday when he takes on Santiago Giraldo for the title after both players fought back from a set down to claim their finals spots. Read more »

Posted in Movistar Open, Santiago Giraldo, Tommy Robredo

>Feliciano Lopez Added To Casualties List In Brisbane

Posted on January 5, 2011 by admin| Leave a comment

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Feliciano Lopez, who has been struggling with a virus this week, has been added to the list of casualties after he was sent packing by big hitting Kevin Anderson in the second round of the Brisbane Internation. The 6-3, 6-1 win was a clean match for Anderson who didn’t face a break point and sent down 15 aces.

Anderson will now play Santiago Giraldo in the quarterfinals.

Posted in Brisbane, Feliciano Lopez, Illness, Kevin Anderson, Santiago Giraldo

>Seeds Fall In Rome: Baghdatis, Ferrero And Querrey Out.

Posted on April 27, 2010 by admin| Leave a comment

>It was a bad day for the seeds in Rome today with Marcos Baghdatis, Sam Querrey and Juan Carlos Ferrero packing their bags and heading off towards Madrid to train and await the next Masters tournament.

Ernests Gulbis disposed of Baghdatis 6-2, 6-2 in just under 70 minutes in fairly simple fashion with Gulbis striking the ball cleanly and simply outplaying the Cypriot. Gulbis will face Roger Federer in the next round.

Querrey was scheduled to play Julien Benneteau who can play dangerous tennis if he’s in form, and in a first round encounter that could have gone either way, the Frenchman came out on top 7-6, 3-6, 7-6. Benneteau managed to win just 4 more points in total that his American opponent.

The biggest surprise (although I’ll admit I had a sneaky feeling he’d fall early but not this early) was the thrashing of Juan Carlos Ferrero by qualifies Santiago Giraldo who beat Ferrero with 32 winners compared to just 9 from Ferrero. Ferrero was thrashed so convincingly that the first set, which Giraldo won 6-0, took just 17 minutes to complete.

John Isner barely survived his 25th birthday clash with Horacio Zeballos, rallying back to win in three tight sets 4-6, 7-6, 7-5. Isner was aided by 20 aces.

Posted in Ernests Gulbis, Horacio Zeballos, John Isner, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Julien Benneteau, Marcos Baghdatis, Roger Federer, Rome, Sam Querrey, Santiago Giraldo