CITY:   Madrid, Spain
SITE:   La Caja Mágica 
DATE:    May 1-8, 2011
PRIZE MONEY: € 3,706,000
DRAW:   56 singles/24 doubles
SURFACE:   Clay

Welcome to the Mutua Madrid Open, the fourth ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament of the year on the ATP World Tour to be held at the spectacular La Caja Mágica. The facility features three main stadiums with a capacity for 12,500, 3,500 and 2,500, respectively. In the case of rain, all three courts have retractile covers that allow play to continue. Prior to 2009, the tournament was held indoors in October from 2002-08.

The nine ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments bring together the best fields in tennis at the most prestigious venues. This year’s field consists of every Top 20 player in the latest South African Airways 2011 ATP Rankings, led by reigning champ (2005) and World No. 1 Rafael Nadal. Other former winners include Roger Federer (2009, ’06), Andy Murray (2008) and Juan Carlos Ferrero (2003).  

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This is one of three clay-court ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments (Monte-Carlo, Rome) while four others are on hard courts in North America (Indian Wells, Miami Cincinnati, Montreal), and two are later in the year (Shanghai, Paris). The 2011 ATP World Tour ends with the prestigious Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, the official year-end tournament held in London.

This preview has been provided to update you on the 2011 ATP World Tour and the Madrid tournament. Enclosed are statistics and notes that will be of assistance to you during the tournament. Player biographies as well as statistical, historical and personal data can be found in the ATP World Tour Media Guide, which is available at the main media desk, and on ATPWorldTour.com.

SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS 2011 ATP RANKING POINTS & PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN                                                      

The South African Airways ATP Rankings are the official rankings in men’s tennis, which began on Aug. 23, 1973. Points are calculated from a player’s performance in the four Grand Slams, the eight mandatory ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments, four 500 ATP World Tour tournaments and two 250 ATP World Tour tournaments. The season-ending Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London will count as an additional 19th tournament for the eight players who qualify. Below is the ATP Rankings points and prize money breakdown:

SINGLES                W      R-UP        SF         QF        R16      R32      R56    
Rank Points         1000      600        360       180        90         45        10         
Prize Money     € 590,000 275,000  133,000  67,000  34,000  17,600  9,175    
DOUBLES              W          R-UP        SF          QF        R16      R32 
Rank Points         1000       600           360         180       90         0             
Prize Money     € 180,000   83,000      40,000    20,100  10,300  5,360

2011 UPDATE – The first three ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments of the season have involved World No. 1 Rafael Nadal as he was runner-up in Indian Wells and Miami (l. to Djokovic both times) and winner in Monte-Carlo. Here is a look at the tournaments:
    
                        Champion       Finalist
Indian Wells  Novak Djokovic  Rafael Nadal
Miami           Novak Djokovic  Rafael Nadal
Monte-Carlo  Rafael Nadal       David Ferrer
Madrid

2010 ATP WORLD TOUR MASTERS 1000 WINNERS – Seven of the nine ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments were won by last year’s top five players in the South African Airways 2010 ATP Rankings, led by No. 1 Rafael Nadal with three titles, two by No. 4 Andy Murray and one each from then-No. 2 Roger Federer and No. 5 Robin Soderling. Here is a look at the 2010 finals:

                       Champion       Finalist
Indian Wells  Ivan Ljubicic     Andy Roddick 
Miami           Andy Roddick   Tomas Berdych
Monte-Carlo  Rafael Nadal      Fernando Verdasco
Rome           Rafael Nadal      David Ferrer
Madrid         Rafael Nadal       Roger Federer
Toronto       Andy Murray      Roger Federer
Cincinnati     Roger Federer    Mardy Fish
Shanghai      Andy Murray      Roger Federer
Paris            Robin Soderling  Gael Monfils

THE MADRID WINNERS (since 2002)
Year          Singles Final                                             Doubles Winners
2010 Rafael Nadal d. Roger Federer 64 76(5)               Bryan & Bryan
2009 Roger Federer d. Rafael Nadal 64 64                   Nestor & Zimonjic
2008 Andy Murray d. Gilles Simon 64 76(6)                 Fyrstenberg & Matkowski 
2007 David Nalbandian d. Roger Federer 16 63 63        Bryan & Bryan
2006 Roger Federer d. Fernando Gonzalez 75 61 60      Bryan & Bryan
2005 Rafael Nadal d. Ivan Ljubicic 36 26 63 64 76(3)    Knowles & Nestori
2004 Marat Safin d. David Nalbandian 62 64 63            Knowles & Nestor
2003 Juan Carlos Ferrero d. Nicolas Massu 63 64 63      Bhupathi & Mirnyi
2002 Andre Agassi d. Jiri Novak W/O                           Knowles & Nestor

 

DEFENDING THE MADRID TITLE (2002-2010)
Since 2002 there have been seven different tournament winners. Nadal will try to become the first player to defend his title.
Year Defending champion Finish
2011 Rafael Nadal             ????
2010 Roger Federer           Runner-up (l. to Nadal)
2009 Andy Murray             Quarter-finals (l. to del Potro)
2008 David Nalbandian      Third Round (l. to del Potro)
2007 Roger Federer           Runner-up (l. to Nalbandian)
2006 Rafael Nadal             Quarter-finals (l. to Berdych)
2005 Marat Safin               Did not play (injured)
2004 Juan Carlos Ferrero   Second Round-Bye (l. to Horna)
2003 Andre Agassi            Did not play

MULTIPLE ATP WORLD TOUR  MASTERS 1000 WINNERS ON CLAY (since 1990)
                            No.
Rafael Nadal          14 ’05-11 Monte Carlo, ’05-07, 09-10 Rome, ’10 Madrid, ’08 Hamburg
Thomas Muster       6 ’90, ’95-96 Rome, ’92, ’95-96 Monte-Carlo
Roger Federer         5 ’02, ’04-05, ‘07 Hamburg, ’09 Madrid
Gustavo Kuerten      4  ’99, ‘01 Monte Carlo, ‘99 Roma, ’00 Hamburg
Andrei Medvedev     4 ‘94 Monte Carlo, ’94-95, ‘97 Hamburg
Juan Carlos Ferrero  3  ’01 Rome, '02-03 Monte Carlo
Marcelo Rios            3  ‘97 Monte Carlo, ‘98 Rome, ‘99 Hamburg
Sergi Bruguera         2  ’91, ‘93 Monte Carlo
Guillermo Coria        2  ’03 Hamburg, ’04 Monte Carlo
Jim Courier              2  ’92-93 Rome
Carlos Moya             2  ‘98 Monte Carlo, ’04 Rome

DIFFERENT ATP WORLD TOUR MASTERS 1000 TITLES
Can it be done? Winning all nine ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles is perhaps the most difficult task in professional tennis. Andre Agassi is the closest to accomplishing this feat having won seven of the nine different titles. Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer have won six different ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles. Here is a look at the leading multiple ATP World Tour Masters 1000 title winners with total and different tournaments won among active players:

Rafael Nadal (19) 6 - ’05-11 Monte-Carlo, ’05-07, ‘09 Rome, ’05 Montreal & ‘08 Toronto, ’05 & ‘10  Madrid, ‘07, ’09 Indian Wells, ’08 Hamburg       
Roger Federer (17) 6 - '02 & '04-’05, ‘07 Hamburg, '04-06 Indian Wells, '04 & ‘06 Toronto,
‘05-06 Miami, ’05, ’07 & ’09-‘10 Cincinnati, ’06 & ‘09 Madrid
Novak Djokovic (7) 5 - ’07 & ’11 Miami, ’07  Montreal, ’08, ’11 Indian Wells, ’08 Rome, ’09 Paris
Andy Murray (6) 5 -  ’08 Cincinnati, ’08 Madrid, ’09 Miami, ’09 Montreal/’10 Toronto, ’10 Shanghai                             
Andy Roddick (5) 3 - '03 Montreal, '03 & ‘06 Cincinnati, '04 & ‘10 Miami     
Juan Carlos Ferrero (4)  3 - ‘01 Rome, ‘02 & ‘03 Monte-Carlo, ‘03 Madrid                              
Nikolay Davydenko (3)  3 - ’06 Paris, ’08 Miami, ’09 Shanghai

WINNING ATP WORLD TOUR MASTERS 1000 TOURNAMENTS BACK-TO-BACK
Last year Nadal became the first player to win three consecutive ATP World Tour Masters 1000 clay titles:
Player                      Masters 1000 Titles
Novak Djokovic        2011 Indian Wells, Miami
Rafael Nadal            2010 Monte-Carlo, Rome, Madrid
Rafael Nadal            2009 Monte-Carlo, Rome
Andy Murray           2008 Cincinnati, Madrid
Rafael Nadal            2008 Hamburg, Toronto
David Nalbandian     2007 Madrid, Paris
Rafael Nadal            2007 Monte-Carlo, Rome
Rafael Nadal            2006 Monte-Carlo, Rome
Roger Federer          2006 Indian Wells, Miami
Rafael Nadal            2005 Monte-Carlo, Rome
Roger Federer           2005 Indian Wells, Miami
Marat Safin               2004 Madrid, Paris
Andy Roddick           2003 Montreal, Cincinnati
Andre Agassi            2001 Indian Wells, Miami
Marcelo Rios            1998 Indian Wells, Miami
Patrick Rafter           1998 Toronto, Cincinnati
Andre Agassi            1995 Montreal, Cincinnati
Pete Sampras            1994 Indian Wells, Miami
Andrei Medvedev      1994 Monte-Carlo, Hamburg
Michael Chang          1992 Indian Wells, Miami
Jim Courier                1991 Indian Wells, Miami

FOUR STARS
In 2005, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal became the first players in ATP history to win four ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles in one year. Federer accomplished the feat again in 2006. Here is a look at the players who have won at least three ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles in the same year:
2010    Rafael Nadal  Monte Carlo, Rome, Madrid
2009    Rafael Nadal  Indian Wells, Monte-Carlo, Rome
2008    Rafael Nadal  Monte-Carlo, Hamburg, Toronto
2007    Rafael Nadal  Indian Wells, Monte-Carlo, Rome
2006    Roger Federer  Indian Wells, Miami, Toronto, Madrid
2005    Roger Federer  Indian Wells, Miami, Hamburg, Cincinnati
2005    Rafael Nadal    Monte-Carlo, Rome, Montreal, Madrid
2004    Roger Federer  Indian Wells, Hamburg, Toronto                                                         
2002    Andre Agassi   Miami, Rome, Madrid
1998    Marcelo Rios    Indian Wells, Miami, Rome
1995    Andre Agassi   Miami, Montreal, Cincinnati
1995    Thomas Muster Monte-Carlo, Rome, Essen*
1994    Pete Sampras   Indian Wells, Miami, Rome
1990    Stefan Edberg   Indian Wells, Cincinnati, Paris  
# Held in Essen for one year before moving to Stuttgart in 1996

ATP WORLD TOUR MASTERS 1000 CAREER MATCH WINS LEADERS (Since 1990)
                             W-L  Titles
1) Roger Federer  234-71    17
2) Andre Agassi   209-73    17
3) Rafael Nadal   201-40    19
4) Pete Sampras  190-70    11
5) Andy Roddick  150-62      5
bold indicates players in draw

ATP WORLD TOUR MASTERS 1000 CAREER TITLE LEADERS
There have been 57 different ATP World Tour Masters 1000 winners since 1990. Of those 57 winners, 32 have won at least two ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles. There are 11 former ATP World Tour Masters 1000 champions playing in this year’s tournament (bold):
Player  Masters 1000 Titles
Rafael Nadal  19  Richard Krajicek 2 
Roger Federer  17  David Nalbandian 2
Andre Agassi  17  Patrick Rafter  2
Pete Sampras  11  Michael Stich  2
Thomas Muster   8  Juan Aguilera  2
Michael Chang   7  Tomas Berdych 1
Novak Djokovic  7  Guillermo Canas 1
Andy Murray   6  Roberto Carrertero 1
Boris Becker   5  Albert Costa  1
Jim Courier   5  Sebastien Grosjean 1
Gutstavo Kuerten  5  Tommy Haas  1 
Marcelo Rios   5  Tim Henman  1
Andy Roddick   5  Thomas Johansson 1
Marat Safin   5  Petr Korda  1
Stefan Edberg    4  Ivan Ljubicic  1
Juan Carlos Ferrero  4  Felix Mantilla  1
Andrei Medvedev  4  Magnus Norman 1 
Nikolay Davydenko  3  Karel Novacek  1
Thomas Enqvist   3   Andrei Pavel  1
Carlos Moya   3  Mikael Pernfors  1
Sergi Bruguera   2  Mark Philippoussis 1
Andrei Chesnokov  2  Cedric Pioline  1
Guillermo Coria   2  Albert Portas  1
Alex Corretja   2  Tommy Robredo 1
Wayne Ferreira   2  Greg Rusedski  1
Guy Forget   2  Emilio Sanchez  1
Lleyton Hewitt   2  Robin Soderling 1
Goran Ivanisevic  2  Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 1
                             Chris Woodruff  1 

TOURNAMENT FAST FACTS 
Former champions:  4 – Rafael Nadal (2010, ‘05),  Roger Federer (2009, ‘06), Andy Murray (2008), Juan Carlos Ferrero (2003)
Former finalists:  4 – Roger Federer (2010, ’07), Rafael Nadal (2009), Gilles Simon (2008), Ivan Ljubicic (2005)
Wild cards:  4 – Pablo Andujar, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Marcel Granollers, Kei Nishikori
Qualifiers: 7 –  To Be Completed Sunday
Youngest in Draw: Milos Raonic (20 years, 4 months)
Oldest in Draw: Ivan Ljubicic (32 years, 1 month)
Players by Country: Spain 10, France 5, U.S. 4, Argentina 3, Croatia 3, Four countries with 2

MAIN DRAW OVERVIEW
• The 10th edition of the Mutua Madrid Open, the fourth ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament, returns for the third year at the state-of-the art Caja Magica (Magic Box). This year Madrid and Rome switched weeks on the ATP World Tour calendar. There have been seven different winners in the nine
previous years with eight in Top 10. The only non-Top 10 winner was No. 25 David Nalbandian in 2007.
• This year's 56-player field features an all-star line-up with every member of the Top 20 in the South African Airways 2011 ATP Rankings included. Leading the way are World No. 1 and reigning champion (’05) Rafael Nadal along with 2009, ‘06 winner Roger Federer. They are the first two winners since the tournament moved from indoors in October to clay. Other former winners include Andy Murray (2008) and Juan Carlos Ferrero (2003).
• Nadal enters with a 34-match winning streak on clay, the second longest of his career (81 in 2005-07), and the Spaniard has won the last six clay court tournaments he’s entered. He opened the European clay court circuit with back-to-back titles at ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Monte-Carlo and Barcelona. Nadal will be tested early with four former Top 10 players (of six) in his section. He will take on a qualifier or former World No. 8 Marcos Baghdatis in his opening match and then in the third round could meet former No. 9 Marin-Cilic (vs. Starace) or former No. 4 Juan Martin del Potro or former No. 8 Mikhail Youzhny. Del Potro was in the Estoril final on Sunday and he’s only played Nadal once on clay, back in 2007 in the first round at Roland Garros (Nadal 75 63 62). In the quarters, seeded foes include No. 8 Jurgen Melzer and No. 12 Andy Roddick, who is playing his first tournament on clay this year.
• In the second quarter of the draw, No. 3 Federer and No. 5 Robin Soderling are the highest seeds. Both players have accounted for Nadal’s last two clay court losses – Soderling at ’09 Roland Garros and Federer at ’09 Madrid. Federer opens against the winner of Milos Raonic-Feliciano Lopez and in the third round could meet No. 15 and Madrid native Fernando Verdasco. In the quarter-finals, Soderling and No. 10 Nicolas Almagro are possible seeded opponents. Almagro, the newest member of the Top 10, has a difficult opening round match against No. 18th-ranked Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
• In the bottom half of the draw (third quarter), No. 4 Murray, No. 7 Tomas Berdych, No. 9 Gael Monfils and No. 16 Viktor Troicki are the seeds. Murray has a tough opening round match against the winner of former Top 10s Ivan Ljubicic and Gilles Simon. In the third round, Troicki is the possible seeded opponent. Berdych plays the winner of Marcel Granollers-Nikolay Davydenko and in the third round, he could take on Monfils, who faces big-serving Ivo Karlovic.
• In the final quarter, No. 2 Novak Djokovic, who was trying to earn his fifth title of the season in his hometown of Belgrade on Sunday and remain undefeated this year, opens against the winner of Kevin Anderson-Ernests Gulbis. Djokovic was a semi-finalist in Madrid in 2009. In the 3rd Rd., Djokovic could play No. 14 Stanislas Wawrinka or former No. 1 Ferrero. Djokovic’s possible quarter-final opponent is No. 6 David Ferrer, a semi-finalist last year and runner-up last month in Monte-Carlo and Barcelona.  The other possible seeded opponent is No. 11 Mardy Fish, who faces John Isner in the first round.

DOUBLES HIGHLIGHTS
• The top eight seeded teams receive a bye into the second round. An outstanding field is led by World No. 1 and reigning champions Bob and Mike Bryan. They also captured the title in 2006-07.
• The Bryans have won three titles this year (Australian Open, Houston and Monte-Carlo) and they are coming off a runner-up effort in Barcelona. They have a career mark of 70-40 in finals and last season they finished as the No. 1 team on the ATP World Tour for the sixth time in the past eight seasons.
• The other seeds are: 2) Mirnyi-Nestor, 3) Melzer-Petzschner, 4) Bopanna-Qureshi, 5) Kubot-Marach, 6) Llodra-Zimonjic, 7)  Fyrstenberg-Matkowski and 8) Moodie-Norman.
• There have been three different teams to win the first three ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournaments this year – Dolgopolov-Malisse (Indian Wells), Bhupathi-Paes (Miami) and Bryan-Bryan (Monte-Carlo).

SUNDAY FIRST ROUND FED-EX HEAD 2 HEADS – In Order of Play by Court

Manolo Santana Court

(14) Stanislas Wawrinka (SUI) vs Guillermo Garcia-Lopez (ESP) Wawrinka Leads 2-1
05 Barcelona (Spain) Clay R64 Stanislas Wawrinka 6-3 6-1
09 Hamburg (Germany) Clay R32 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 6-2 6-4
10 Australian Open (Australia) Hard R128 Stanislas Wawrinka 6-3 6-3 6-2
Other Meeting:
04 Barcelona CH (Spain) Clay SF Stanislas Wawrinka 3-6 7-6(1)  6-4

Wawrinka FastFacts:
2011 Highlights:
W: Chennai (d Malisse); SF: Buenos Aires (l Chela); QF: Australian Open (l Federer); Acapulco (l Dolgopolov); ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Indian Wells (l Federer)
YTD W-L: 17-6 (5-3 on clay)
YTD Titles: 1
Career Titles: 3
Date of Birth: March 28, 1985
South African Airways 2011 ATP Ranking: 14

Garcia-Lopez FastFacts:
2011 Highlights:
SF: Zagreb (l Dodig); QF: Doha (l Tsonga); Houston (l Cuevas)
YTD W-L: 10-12 (3-4 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0
Career Titles: 2
Date of Birth: June 4, 1983
South African Airways 2011 ATP Ranking: 26

(10) Nicolas Almagro (ESP) vs Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA) Tsonga Leads 3-0
Nicolas Almagro (ESP) vs Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA)  Tsonga Leads 3-0
10 Australian Open (Australia) Hard R16 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-3 6-4 4-6   6-7(6) 9-7
10 ATP Masters 1000 Monte Carlo Clay R32 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 7-6(5) 7-5
10 Barcelona (Spain) Clay R16 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 5-7 6-1 6-4

Almagro FastFacts:
2011 Highlights:
W: Costa Do Sauipe (d Dolgopolov); Buenos Aires (d Chela); F: Acapulco (l Ferrer); SF: Auckland (l Nalbandian); Barcelona (l Ferrer)
YTD W-L: 25-7 (18-3 on clay)
YTD Titles: 2
Career Titles: 9
Date of Birth: August 21, 1985
South African Airways 2011 ATP Ranking: 10

Tsonga FastFacts:
2011 Highlights:
F: Rotterdam (l Soderling); SF: Doha (l Federer); QF: Marseille (l Youzhny)
YTD W-L: 12-8 (1-2 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0
Career Titles: 5
Date of Birth: April 17, 1985
South African Airways 2011 ATP Ranking: 18

Arantxa Sanchez Vicario Court 

Alexandr Dolgopolov (UKR) vs Santiago Giraldo (COL)  First Meeting

Dolgopolov FastFacts:
2011 Highlights:
F: Costa Do Sauipe (l Almagro); SF: Acapulco (l Ferrer); QF: Sydney (l Simon); Australian Open (l Murray)
YTD W-L: 16-10 (6-5 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0/Career Titles: 0
Date of Birth: November 7, 1988
South African Airways 2011 ATP Ranking: 20

Giraldo FastFacts:
2011 Highlights:
F: Santiago (l Robredo); SF: Auckland (l Ferrer); QF: Brisbane (l Anderson); Acapulco (l Almagro)
YTD W-L: 16-11 (9-6 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0/Career Titles: 0
Date of Birth: November 27, 1987
South African Airways 2011 ATP Ranking: 54

Juan Monaco (ARG) vs Andrey Golubev (KAZ)  First Meeting

Monaco FastFacts:
2011 Highlights:
QF: Buenos Aires (l Wawrinka); Acapulco (l Ferrer)
YTD W-L: 8-11 (6-7 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0/Career Titles: 3
Date of Birth: March 29, 1984
South African Airways 2011 ATP Ranking: 38

Golubev FastFacts:
2011 Highlights:
YTD W-L: 4-10 (0-4 on clay)
YTD Titles: 0/Career Titles: 1
Date of Birth: July 22, 1987
South African Airways 2011 ATP Ranking: 45

OTHER FIRST ROUND HEAD-TO-HEADS – In Draw Order (To be played Mon.-Tues.)
Marin Cilic (CRO) vs Potito Starace (ITA)   Starace Leads 1-0
08 ATP Masters Series Rome (Italy) Clay R64 Potito Starace 6-4 2-6 6-4

Juan Martin Del Potro (ARG) vs Mikhail Youzhny (RUS) Del Potro Leads 1-0
07 ATP Masters Series Miami (U.S.A.) Hard R32 Juan Martin Del Potro 7-6(2) 6-4

Sam Querrey (USA) vs Michael Llodra (FRA)   First Meeting

Milos Raonic (CAN) vs Feliciano Lopez (ESP)    First Meeting

Yen-Hsun Lu (TPE) vs Fernando Verdasco (ESP)  Verdasco Leads 1-0
10 San Jose (U.S.A.) Hard R32 Fernando Verdasco 6-3 6-7(6)   6-3

Marcel Granollers (ESP) vs Nikolay Davydenko (RUS)  First Meeting

Ivo Karlovic (CRO) vs Gael Monfils (FRA)   Karlovic Leads 2-1
08 ATP Masters Series Monte Carlo  Clay R32 Gael Monfils 7-6(8)  6-1
08 Nottingham (Great Britain) Grass SF Ivo Karlovic 7-6(4)  7-6(4)
09 ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati  Hard R64 Ivo Karlovic 6-4 6-7(5)  7-6(2
Other Meeting:
07 Sunrise CH (USA) Hard SF Gael Monfils 6-7 4-2 ret

Viktor Troicki (SRB) vs Florian Mayer (GER)   Tied 1-1
10 Australian Open (Australia) Hard R64 Florian Mayer 4-6 6-4 7-6(2)  6-1
11 Sydney (Australia) Hard SF Viktor Troicki 6-4 7-6(4)

Thomaz Bellucci (BRA) vs Pablo Andujar (ESP)  Bellucci Leads 1-0
10 Roland Garros (France) Clay R64 Thomaz Bellucci 1-6 6-3 2-6 6-4 6-2
Other Meeting:
08 Buenos Aires Q (Argentina) Clay -- Thomaz Bellucci 6-4 6-2

Ivan Ljubicic (CRO) vs Gilles Simon (FRA)   Ljubicic Leads 3-1
06 ATP Masters 1000 Monte Carlo  Clay R16 Ivan Ljubicic 6-3 6-2
09 ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells Hard R32 Ivan Ljubicic 6-3 7-6(3)
09 ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Madrid Clay R16 Ivan Ljubicic 3-6 6-4 6-3
09 ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Paris  Hard R32 Gilles Simon 6-3 3-6 7-6(4)

Sergiy Stakhovsky (UKR) vs Albert Montanes (ESP)   First Meeting

John Isner (USA) vs Mardy Fish (USA)   Fish Leads 2-0
09 San Jose (U.S.A.) Hard R16 Mardy Fish 6-2 6-7(4) 7-5
10 Atlanta (USA) Hard F Mardy Fish 4-6 6-4  7-6(4)
Kevin Anderson (RSA) vs Ernests Gulbis (LAT)   First Meeting