World No. 1 Roger Federer makes his singles season debut on clay Tuesday against Latvian Ernests Gulbis in the third match on Centre Court. On Monday, Federer made his first appearance in doubles this year with countryman Yves Allegro as they reached the second round. In the first match of the day, Italian wild card Simone Bolelli plays German lucky loser Simon Greul for the first time. In the next match, World No. 2 and 2008 champion Novak Djokovic takes a 3-0 lifetime record against Frenchman Jeremy Chardy. Djokovic also reached the final last year (l. to Nadal). In the final day session match, Federer plays Gulbis for the second time this year. In the opening week of the season in Doha, Federer prevailed in three sets in the quarter-finals. In the evening session, No. 4 seed Andy Murray looks to break a three-match losing streak as he takes on top Italian Andreas Seppi. Murray is 3-1 lifetime against Seppi and this is their first meeting on clay. On Pietrangeli, No. 9 seed Mikhail Youzhny of Russia plays former two-time ATP World Tour Champion Lleyton Hewitt, who holds a 3-1 lead, and No. 13 seed David Ferrer of Spain meets Evgeny Korolev of Kazakhstan for the first time.

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FEDERER 280 AND COUNTING – Roger Federer, who is in action Tuesday against Ernests Gulbis, is atop the South African Airways 2010 ATP Rankings for the 280th week. If Federer continues to rank No. 1 after Roland Garros, he will tie Pete Sampras’ mark of 286 weeks on June 7 and break the record the following week (June 14). Here are the players with the most weeks at No. 1: Pete Sampras (286), Federer (280), Ivan Lendl (270), Jimmy Connors (268) and John McEnroe (170).

ITALIANS OFF TO GOOD START – The four Italians in the second round in Rome is the most since 2005. If Simone Bolelli wins his first round on Tuesday, the five Italians in the second round will be the most since 1994.

TUESDAY HEAD-TO-HEADS – In Order of Play by Court

Centre Court

(WC) Simone Bolelli (ITA) vs (LL) Simon Greul (GER) First Meeting

	Bolelli	Greul
Age (Birthdate)	24 (October 8, 1985)	29 (April 13, 1981)
Residence	Budrio, Italy	Stuttgart, Germany
ATP Ranking (Career-High)	No. 124 (No. 36 – Feb. 23, 2009)	No. 61 (No. 55 – Mar. 22, 2010)
2010 W-L Record (on Clay)	3-7 (3-2)	6-11 (2-7)
2010 Finals W-L	0-0	0-0
Career Finals W-L	0-1	0-0
Last ATP Final/Last ATP Title	’08 Munich/Never Won ATP Title	Never Reached an ATP Final
2010 Tie-Break W-L	3-3	4-7
Rome W-L (Best Result)	2-4 (3rd Rd. – 2008)	First Appearance
Coach	Riccardo Piatti	Klea Simon

BOLELLI FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 24-year-old Italian is making his fifth straight appearance (2-4) and his best result was the third round two years ago when he defeated Frenchmen Olivier Patience and Gilles Simon before losing to No. 6 Andy Roddick 76 63
• Last year he came in ranked No. 41 and lost to Philipp Kohlschreiber ion three sets in the first round
• He made his debut in 2006 and lost to Spaniard Fernando Verdasco in three sets and followed with another first round loss to Chilean Nicolas Massu 63 76

2010 in Review:
• The Budrio resident enters with a 3-7 match record on the season (3-2 on clay)...He began the first two months with an 0-5 mark on hard courts before turning things around on clay
• Last month he won a dead rubber in Davis Cup tie vs. Belarus, then reached the second round at the Marrakech Challenger and semi-finals at the Barletta Challenger
• Last week he qualified in Barcelona and won back-to-back matches over Spaniards Tommy Robredo (retired) and Alberto Martin before retiring in the third round to David Ferrer with a wrist injury

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a career record of 14-20 with his best result the third round four times – 2007-08 Miami, 2008 Rome and Monte-Carlo

Miscellaneous:
• Last year finished in the Top 100 for the third straight year at No. 93 with quarter-final in Umag…
Reached a career-high No. 36 on Feb. 23, 2009
• In 2008, finished as the No. 2 Italian (behind No. 35 Seppi) and in Top 50 for the first time at No. 41, his sixth straight season he improved his year-end ranking…Won a career-high 29 matches (29-30), 20 more than previous season
• In February, reached his first ATP SF in Zagreb (l. to Stakhovskiy) and then in May advanced to his first ATP World Tour final in Munich (l. to Gonzalez)
• In Grand Slam play, turned in personal-best 3rd Rd. showings at Roland Garros (l. to Llodra) and Wimbledon (l. to Hewitt) where he beat No. 14 Gonzalez in 2nd Rd.

GREUL FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 29-year-old German is making his first main draw appearance as a lucky loser (countryman Florian Mayer withdrew due to a leg injury)…Lost in the last round of qualifying to Aussie Peter Luczak
• Last year he was ranked No. 108 and lost in the first round of qualifying to Juan Monaco in three sets

2010 in Review:
• The Stuttgart native enters with a 6-11 match record on the season (2-7 on clay) and last week he reached the second round in Barcelona (d. Riba, l. to Almagro)
• His best result of the year was the third round at Indian Wells last month as he posted wins over Frenchmen Gasquet and No. 15 Monfils before pulling out of the third round (vs. Melzer) due to illness
• Last month made Davis Cup debut vs. France and defeated Tsonga in dead rubber after the Frenchman retired due to a sprained ankle one game into the third set

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a 6-6 career match record with his best result the fourth round in Miami in 2006 (d. Srichaphan, Hrbaty, Henman, l. to Roddick in three sets)

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, the German finished a year-end best No. 59 with a 15-15 match record, highlighted by semi-final in Bucharest (l. to Monaco) and quarter-final in Hamburg (l. to Ferrer)…It was his second career Top 100 year-end ranking (No. 83 in ’06)
• Coached by Klea Simon

Jeremy Chardy (FRA) vs (2) Novak Djokovic (SRB) Djokovic Leads 3-0
09 Australian Open (Australia) Hard R64 Novak Djokovic 7-5 6-1 6-3
09 Marseille (France) Hard R32 Novak Djokovic 7-6(4) 6-4
09 ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati Hard R16 Novak Djokovic 7-5 6-3

	Chardy	Djokovic
Age (Birthdate)	23 (February 12, 1987)	22 (May 22, 1987)
Residence	Boeil-Bezing, France	Monte-Carlo, Monaco
ATP Ranking (Career-High)	No. 46 (No. 31 – Nov. 2, 2009)	No. 2 (No. 2 – Feb. 1, 2010)
2010 W-L Record (on Clay)	8-10 (2-2)	18-5 (5-1)
2010 Finals W-L	0-0	1-0
Career Finals W-L	1-1	17-11
Last ATP Final/Last ATP Title	’09 Stuttgart/’09 Stuttgart	’10 Dubai/’10 Dubai
2010 Tie-Break W-L	4-2	4-5
Rome W-L (Best Result)	1-1 (2nd Rd. – 2010)	11-2 (Winner – 2008)
Coach	Frederic Fontang	Marian Vajda

CHARDY FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 22-year-old Frenchman is making his second straight showing in Rome and on Sunday he defeated Serb Janko Tipsarevic 64 64
• Last year he lost in the first round to Fernando Gonzalez in his debut

2010 Highlights:
QF: Delray Beach (l Fish)

2010 in Review:
• The Pau native enters with an 8-10 match record on the season (2-2 on clay)...After a slow start (1-5) through mid-February, has compiled a 7-5 match record...His best result is the quarter-finals in Delray Beach in late February (d. Malisse, Giraldo, l. to Fish)
• Last month he reached the third round at ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami (d. Ancic, Querrey, l. to Almagro)…Last week lost in the second round in Barcelona (d. Montanes, l. to Gulbis)

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a 10-13 career match record and his best result was the third round in Cincinnati last year (l. to Djokovic) and same round in Miami last month (l. to Almagro)

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, the Frenchman compiled his best season by breaking through to capture his first ATP World Tour title in Stuttgart (d. Hanescu) and reached final in Johannesburg (l. to Tsonga)
• Has an 1-6 career mark vs. Top 10 opponents with his lone win coming over No. 7 Nalbandian in the second round at Roland Garros in 2008 (from two sets down) en route to the fourth round

Frenchmen in Top 50 South African Airways 2010 ATP Rankings --
No. 10 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
No. 18 Gael Monfils
No. 25 Gilles Simon
No. 36 Julien Benneteau
No. 46 Jeremy Chardy

DJOKOVIC FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 22-year-old Serb enters with an 11-2 mark and last year lost to No. 1 Nadal 76(2) 62 in the final…En route he defeated No. 2 Federer 46 63 63 in the semi-finals and No. 5 ranked del Potro 64 63 in the quarter-finals along with No. 13 seed Robredo 61 61 in the third round
• In 2008, he rallied to defeat Stanislas Wawrinka 46 63 63 in the final and went through the tournament without facing a seed…Posted wins over Belgian Steve Darcis (64 60), Igor Andreev (63 36 63), Nicolas Almagro (61 1-0 ret., right wrist injury) and Radek Stepanek (60 10 ret., heat stress)
• Made his debut in 2007 and reached the quarter-finals (d. Soderling, Baghdatis, l. to eventual champion Nadal 62 63)

2010 Highlights:
W: Dubai (d Youzhny); SF: Rotterdam (l Youzhny); ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Monte Carlo (l Verdasco); QF: Australian Open (l Tsonga)

2010 in Review:
• The World No. 2, who is playing in his second clay court tournament, enters with an 18-5 match record on the season (13-4 on hard, 5-1 on clay)…He is coming off his third ATP World Tour semi-final of the year (or better) in Monte-Carlo two weeks ago (l. to Verdasco)
• In last month’s first two ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments, he reached the fourth round in Indian Wells (l. to eventual champ Ljubicic) and opening round (after a bye) in Miami to Olivier Rochus in three sets…Has a 7-2 mark in decisive set matches (third or fifth set)
• In early March, he lifted his country to a 3-2 first round Davis Cup victory on clay over the U.S. in Belgrade, winning a four-set match against Sam Querrey and clinching the tie with a five-set victory over John Isner…Serbia will play Croatia in the quarter-finals in July
• Prior to that he repeated title in Dubai (d. Youzhny in three sets), his 17th career ATP World Tour crown…He won four of the five matches in three sets…He became the second player in tournament history (since 1993) to win back-to-back titles…Federer won three in a row from 2003-05
• In mid-February, he reached the semi-finals in Rotterdam (l. to Youzhny)
• He opened the season with a quarter-final at the Australian Open (l. to Tsonga in five sets) and moved to a career-high No. 2 on Feb. 1…This is his 13th straight week at No. 2

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a 94-34 career match record and 5-6 in finals…He closed last year by winning the title in Paris (d. Monfils)…It was the eighth different ATP World Tour Masters 1000 final in his career (except Shanghai)
• In 2007, reached his first final in Indian Wells (l. to Nadal) and followed with his first title at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami (d. Canas)…Later that year, won the title in Montreal, defeating the Top 3 players in succession – No. 3 Roddick (QF), No. 2 Nadal (SF) and No. 1 Federer (F)
• In 2008, won titles in Indian Wells (d. Fish) and Rome (d. Wawrinka) while reaching the final in Cincinnati (l. to Murray)

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, the Serb finished No. 3 for a third straight season by reaching a career-high 10 ATP World Tour finals (5-5)...He also led the circuit in matches played (97) with a 78-19 record and hard court matches won (53)…In 2008, he captured his first Grand Slam crown at the Aust. Open (d. Tsonga)

Roger Federer (SUI) vs Ernests Gulbis (LAT) Federer Leads 1-0
10 Doha (Qatar) Hard QF Roger Federer 6-2 4-6 6-4

	Federer	Gulbis
Age (Birthdate)	28 (August 8, 1981)	21 (August 30, 1988)
Residence	Bottmingen, Switzerland	Jurmala, Latvia
ATP Ranking (Career-High)	No. 1 (No. 1 – February 2, 2004)	No. 40 (No. 38 – August 4, 2008)
2010 W-L Record (on Clay)	13-3 (0-0)	16-7 (5-2)
2010 Finals W-L	1-0	1-0
Career Finals W-L	62-24	1-0
Last ATP Final/Last ATP Title	’10 Australian Open/’10 Aust. Open	’10 Delray Beach/’10 Delray Beach
2010 Tie-Break W-L	5-3	5-2
Rome W-L (Best Result)	19-9 (Runner-up – 2003, ’06)	2-1 (2nd Rd. – 2009-10)
Coach	Severin Luthi (part-time)	Hernan Gumy

FEDERER FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 28-year-old Swiss has appeared in the semi-finals or better three times in nine previous outings (19-9 record)…He reached the final in 2003 (l. to Mantilla) and 2006 (l. to Nadal), his best results, and the semi-finals last year (l. to Djokovic)
• In 2008, he posted wins over Canas and Karlovic en route to the quarter-finals (l. to Stepanek)
• He made his debut in 2000 and lost to Andrei Medvedev in the first round…Also lost in the first round two years later to Italian Andrea Gaudenzi, his only opening round exits
• On Monday, made first doubles appearance in three years in Rome (w/Allegro) and won opening match

2010 Highlights:
W: Australian Open (d Murray); SF: Doha (l Davydenko)
2010 in Review:
• The Swiss superstar comes into his first clay court tournament with a 13-3 match record on the season…This is his third event since Jan. 31 when he captured his 16th career Grand Slam crown at the Australian Open (d. Murray)…It was his fourth title in Melbourne (2004, ’06-07)
• In his last match in Miami on Mar. 30, he lost in the fourth round to Tomas Berdych in a third set tie-break (after holding match point)…The previous tournament in Indian Wells, he reached the third round (d. Hanescu, losing to Baghdatis in a third set tie-break after holding three match points) on Mar. 16
• He comes in ranked No. 1 for 280 weeks, only trailing Pete Sampras (286) for the most weeks atop the South African Airways ATP Rankings…He will break the record on June 14 if he remains No. 1
• He opened the campaign with a semi-final showing in Doha (l. to eventual champ Davydenko)
• In third week of February he withdrew from Dubai due to a lung infection

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a career record of 205-63 since playing his first Masters tournament in Miami (falling first round to Carlsen) in 1999…Has won 16 ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles, second all-time (w/Nadal) behind Andre Agassi’s 17…Overall he is 16-9 in finals…Agassi is also the all-time leader with 209 match wins
• Has won six different tournaments - Hamburg (four times), Indian Wells (three times), Cincinnati (three times), Miami (twice), Toronto (twice) and Madrid (twice) and runner-up in two others – Monte Carlo (three times) and Rome (twice)

Miscellaneous:
• The all-time men’s leader with 16 Grand Slam titles is approaching 700 career match wins (691-164)…
Nine players in the Open Era have reached the 700 wins plateau
• His 62 titles is tied for No. 6 on the Open Era titles list (w/Guillermo Vilas) and his next title will tie Bjorn Borg
• Last season compiled a sparkling 18-2 match record on clay with titles at ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Madrid (d. Nadal) and Roland Garros (d. Soderling)…Has a 141-42 (.770) career mark on clay

GULBIS FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 21-year-old Latvian is making his second straight appearance in Rome after reaching the second round last year (d. Almagro, l. to Gasquet, both in three sets)…On Monday he defeated Marcos Baghdatis 62 62 in the first round

2010 Highlights:
W: Delray Beach (d Karlovic); SF: Memphis (l Querrey); QF: Doha (l Federer); Barcelona (l Verdasco)

2010 in Review:
• The young Latvian enters with a 16-7 match record (4-2 on clay) and last week he reached his fourth ATP World Tour quarter-final of the year in Barcelona where he lost to eventual champ Verdasco
• He is ranked No. 40 this week, just two spots off his career-high ranking of No. 38 on August 4, 2008
• In February, he did not drop a set en route to his first ATP World Tour title in Delray Beach (d. Karlovic)…He and American John Isner are the lone first-time winners on the ATP World Tour this year
• He began the campaign with QF in Doha (l. to Federer), then back-to-back 1st Rd. exits at Australian Open (l. to Monaco) and San Jose (l. to Mayer)…In February he reached the SF in Memphis (l. to eventual champ Querrey)…It was his second ATP World Tour SF of career, the first coming in his debut ATP World Tour event at St. Petersburg in October 2006 - Memphis was 65th event since then)
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a career record of 11-14 and his best result was the quarter-finals in Cincinnati in August 2008 (d. No. 8 Blake, l. to No. 3 Djokovic)

Miscellaneous:
• Last year finished in Top 100 for third straight year at No. 90 with a 20-26 match record…His best results were quarter-finals in Tokyo and St. Petersburg, the only tournaments he won back-to-back
matches
• In 2008, finished a year-end best No. 53 with a 24-22 mark with his first Grand Slam quarter-final at Roland Garros and first ATP World Tour Masters 1000 quarter-final in Cincinnati, defeating No. 8 Blake in both
• Has a 4-19 career mark (1-2 on clay) vs. Top 10 opponents and trying to break a 10-match losing streak since defeating No. 3 Djokovic in the first round of Brisbane in January 2009
• Coached by former ATP pro Hernan Gumy (since mid-September ’09) and credits the Argentine with
his improvement and focus this season

Andreas Seppi (ITA) vs (4) Andy Murray (GBR) Murray Leads 3-1
06 Nottingham (England) Grass QF Andreas Seppi 7-6(4) 4-6 6-1
09 Rotterdam (The Netherlands) Hard R16 Andy Murray 7-6(4) 7-5
09 London / Queen's Club (Great Britain)Grass R32 Andy Murray 6-1 6-4
10 ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells Hard R64 Andy Murray 6-4 6-4

	Seppi	Murray
Age (Birthdate)	26 (February 21, 1984)	22 (May 15, 1987)
Residence	Caldaro, Italy	London, England
ATP Ranking (Career-High)	No. 47 (No. 27 – July 7, 2008)	No. 5 (No. 2 – Sept. 8, 2008)
2010 W-L Record (on Clay)	7-9 (2-1)	10-5 (0-1)
2010 Finals W-L	0-0	0-1
Career Finals W-L	0-1	14-7
Last ATP Final/Last ATP Title	’07 Gstaad/Never Won ATP Title	’10 Aust. Open/’09 Valencia
2010 Tie-Break W-L	3-5	2-3
Rome W-L (Best Result)	4-5 (2nd Rd. – 2005, ‘08-09-10)	1-4 (2nd Rd. – 2008)
Coach	Massimo Sartori	Alex Corretja/Miles Maclagan (not here)

SEPPI FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 26-year-old Italian is making his fifth main draw appearance in six years (lost in qualifying 2nd Rd. in '07)...Has a 4-5 career mark…On Sunday, opened with a 60 63 win over countryman Fabio Fognini
• Posted his first win in 2005 over No. 12 ranked Joachim Johansson (l. to Horna) and in 2008 beat Fabrice Santoro (l. to No. 8 Blake in three sets)
• Last year defeated Sam Querrey in three sets before losing in the next round to No. 1 and eventual champion Rafael Nadal 62 63

2010 In Review:
• The top Italian comes in with a 7-9 match record on the season (2-1 on clay) and his best results are the 2nd Rd. in Doha (l. to Gulbis), Sydney (l. to Hewitt), Rotterdam (l. to Melzer), Marseille (l. to Monfils) and Monte-Carlo (l. to Montanes)
• He is looking to snap a 20-match losing streak against Top 10 opponents since defeating No. 9 Richard Gasquet in the 2nd Rd. in Hamburg in May 2008…Has a 5-34 career mark against Top 10 foes
• At No. 47, he is the highest of four Italians in Top 100 (No. 69 Starace, No. 74 Fognini, No. 96 Lorenzi)

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a 30-37 career match record and his best result was the semi-finals in Hamburg in 2008 (l. to Federer)...Also a quarter-finalist in Hamburg in 2005 (l. to Gasquet)

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, finished in the Top 50 for the third straight year at No. 49, highlighted by SF results at Belgrade and Umag, both on clay
• He reached a career-high No. 27 on July 7, 2008 and one year earlier he advanced to his lone ATP World Tour final in Gstaad (l. to Mathieu)
• Husband and wife Massimo and Lisa Sartori are coach (Massimo), fitness coach (Lisa)

MURRAY FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 22-year-old Scot is making his fifth straight appearance…The British No. 1 has an 1-4 career mark, winning his only match two years ago when del Potro retired in the first round due to a back injury
• Last year came in ranked No. 4 and after a bye, lost in three sets in his opening round match to No. 58 Juan Monaco...Also lost in the first round in 2006 (l. to Volandri) and '07 (l. to Simon)

2010 Highlights:
F: Australian Open (l Federer); QF: ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Indian Wells (l Soderling)

2010 in Review:
• The World No. 5 enters his sixth tournament of the season with a 10-5 match record and trying to break a three-match losing streak…Two weeks ago he opened the clay court campaign in Monte-Carlo and lost to German Philipp Kohlschreiber 62 61 in the opening round (after a bye)
• Last month at the first ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament in Indian Wells he didn’t drop a set in his first three matches before losing to Swede Robin Soderling 61 76(4) in the quarter-finals…Then as defending champion in Miami lost in opening round (after a bye) to American Mardy Fish 64 64
• He opened the year by reaching his second career Grand Slam final at the Australian Open…He lost only one set en route to the final, posting wins over John Isner (4th Rd.), No. 2 Rafael Nadal QF) and Marin Cilic (SF) before falling in straight sets to No. 1 Roger Federer
• In his first tournament back after the Aust. Open, returned the week of Feb. 22 in Dubai and lost in the second round to Janko Tipsarevic in three sets

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a 76-34 career match record and has won four of five finals the past two years…Won his first title in Cincinnati (d. Djokovic) and in Madrid (d. Federer in SF, d. Simon in final) in 2008…Last year won titles in Miami (d. Djokovic) and Montreal (d. del Potro) while reaching the final here

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, the Scot captured an ATP World Tour best six titles and reached a career-high No. 2 ranking in August before finishing No. 4 for the second straight year…Led circuit with .857 winning percentage as he compiled a 66-11 match record
• Enters with a 20-19 career mark on clay, including 9-4 last season
• Has a 14-7 career record in ATP World Tour finals and his 14 titles is the most by a British man in the Open Era…Greg Rusedski won 15 career titles (13 as a British citizen) and Tim Henman 11 titles
• Here this week with former World No. 2 and 1997 Rome champion Alex Corretja

Nicola Pietrangeli

Lleyton Hewitt (AUS) vs (9) Mikhail Youzhny (RUS) Hewitt Leads 3-1
02 's-Hertogenbosch (The Netherlands) Grass R16 Lleyton Hewitt 6-4 5-7 7-6(4)
02 Wimbledon (England) Grass R16 Lleyton Hewitt 6-3 6-3 7-5
08 ATP Masters Series Indian Wells Hard R32 Lleyton Hewitt 7-5 6-1
09 Tokyo (Japan) Hard SF Mikhail Youzhny 6-2 5-7 7-5

Hewitt FastFacts:
2010 Highlights:
QF: Sydney (l Baghdatis); Houston (l Chela)
YTD W-L: 6-4 (2-2 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0
Career Titles: 27
Date of Birth: February 24, 1981
South African Airways 2010 ATP Ranking: 32

Youzhny FastFacts:
2010 Highlights:
F: Rotterdam (l Soderling); Dubai (l Djokovic); QF: ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami (l Soderling)
YTD W-L: 15-5 (0-1 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0
Career Titles: 5
Date of Birth: June 25, 1982
South African Airways 2010 ATP Ranking: 13

Nicolas Almagro (ESP) vs Lukasz Kubot (POL) First Meeting

Almagro FastFacts:
2010 Highlights:
QF: Acapulco (l Ferrero); ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami (l Roddick)
YTD W-L: 15-9 (6-5 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0
Career Titles: 5
Date of Birth: August 21, 1985
South African Airways 2010 ATP Ranking: 34

Kubot FastFacts:
2010 Highlights:
F: Costa Do Sauipe (l Ferrero); QF: Doha (l Troicki); Casablanca (l Starace)
YTD W-L: 12-11 (7-7 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0
Career Titles: 0
Date of Birth: May 16, 1982
South African Airways 2010 ATP Ranking: 43

Thomaz Bellucci (BRA) vs (Q) Leonardo Mayer (ARG) Bellucci Leads 1-0
09 Stockholm (Sweden) Hard R16 Thomaz Bellucci 7-5 3-6 6-3
Other Meeting:
07 Cuenca CH (Ecuador) Clay F Leonardo Mayer 6-3 6-2

Bellucci FastFacts:
2010 Highlights:
W: Santiago (d Monaco); QF: Brisbane (l Berdych); Costa Do Sauipe (l Mello); Barcelona (l Ferrer)
YTD W-L: 17-9 (11-4 on clay)
YTD Titles: 1
Career Titles: 2
Date of Birth: December 30, 1987
South African Airways 2010 ATP Ranking: 28

Mayer FastFacts:
2010 Highlights:
QF: Sydney (l Benneteau); Delray Beach (l Gulbis)
YTD W-L: 7-8 (0-0 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0
Career Titles: 0
Date of Birth: May 15, 1987
South African Airways 2010 ATP Ranking: 63

(13) David Ferrer (ESP) vs Evgeny Korolev (KAZ) First Meeting

Ferrer FastFacts:
2010 Highlights:
W: Acapulco (d Ferrero); F: Buenos Aires (l Ferrero); SF: Johannesburg (l Robert); ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Monte Carlo (l Nadal); Barcelona (l Verdasco)
YTD W-L: 24-8 (18-3 on clay)
YTD Titles: 1
Career Titles: 8
Date of Birth: April 2, 1982
South African Airways 2010 ATP Ranking: 17

Korolev FastFacts:
2010 Highlights:
YTD W-L: 7-10 (0-2 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0
Career Titles: 0
Date of Birth: February 14, 1988
South African Airways 2010 ATP Ranking: 70

Court 5

Jurgen Melzer (AUT) vs Stanislas Wawrinka (SUI) Melzer Leads 1-0
08 Beijing Olympics (China) Hard R32 Jurgen Melzer 6-4 6-0

Victor Hanescu (ROU) vs (16) Juan Monaco (ARG) Monaco Leads 1-0
09 Auckland (New Zealand) Hard R32 Juan Monaco 6-3 6-4

Court 6

Benjamin Becker (GER) vs Feliciano Lopez (ESP) First Meeting

Viktor Troicki (SRB) vs Thiemo de Bakker (NED) First Meeting