6-0 as he did to poor Gaston Gaudio in the semi finals in 2005. Also in the Red Group is British star Andy Murray who finally seems to have broken into the upper echelon of the men's game this year.

or Gaston Gaudio, but no such luck. Mariano Zabaleta is making a return to the pro tour here after making his way through two tough qualifying matches. The thirty year old is trying to resurrect his once

where have you gone” Gaudio. Coria has gone down in several first round matchups on clay this year and confidence is a huge issue for him at the moment. Moving along, we have the most difficult quarter

features Lleyton Hewitt and his armed guard taking on a Gaudio- and Coria-less Argentine squad--who else is hoping that David Nalbandian, who's been talking lots of shite re taking out the Aussies, finally

Gaudio (I swear he said this after losing to Rafa in Monte Carlo this year) 7) Maria "I'm too mentally strong to choke on anything but my shriek" Sharapova 8) Novak "I Djoke but I don't choke because

The only exception is probably Gaston Gaudio, losing to Roger 6/0 6/0. But that's a whole different story. Roger was so good that day and it wasn't Gadio's fault for being outclassed on a fast surface.

cuz it is driving me Gaudio crazy. But at least stalker tennis balls are less depressing than the work-at-home institute." A Henin-Sharapova final would depress me to no end. Allez Amelie! Come on Kim!

where have you gone” Gaudio. Coria has gone down in several first round matchups on clay this year and confidence is a huge issue for him at the moment. Moving along, we have the most difficult quarter

No, Gaston Gaudio's wed. exit was not a surprise.) Here's thursday's wrap. The ATP site's got some post-match audio interviews up from DC and Sopot here. August 03, 2006 in Tournaments | Permalink

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