I was practicing last week with Ivan Ljubicic in Monaco and he asked me if I had read Tursunov's blog on the ATP web site. I said 'no' and he told me I should take the time to read it because it is amazing.

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James Blake and Ivan Ljubicic were the others). Tommy Robredo, this week's very entertaining blogger, just won his first Master's Shield, in style, over Radek Stepanek 6-1 6-3 6-3. Robredo played a really

whether he would watch last night's match between Ivan Ljubicic and Thomas Johansson, one of whom he will play next, Baghdatis replied: 'My coach will watch and I'll be sleeping with my girlfriend."

The winner here will play either Ivan Ljubicic who has certainly over-achieved by taking out number four seed Nikolay Davydenko in a fabulous five set match earlier today, or Frenchman Gael Monfils who

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Even Gaudio, Gasquet, Ljubicic all have great one handed backhand but it's also a fact none has beat Nadal in last 2 years. Blake is an exception and I am intrigued what Blake did differently than the

and "a little weird" by fellow competitor Ivan Ljubicic of Croatia, hopes his strong showing will fuel his momentum for the upcoming U.S. Open. LOL. You can always count on Ivan for a bitchy frank quote.

I bet he'll lose this time. Ljubicic also has beaten him before, so has David Ferrer. So, there are a lot of guys that can trouble Roddick. Gonzo, Ferrero, and Bracciali has never really threatened Roddick.

progress to the semi-finals after Roger Federer beat Ivan Ljubicic 7-6 6-4. Roddick, who rested during the Paris Masters in order to prepare for the season-ending tournament, was disappointing in the