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Nadal has never lost a set on grass against Murray (1 / 4 of Wimbledon 2008 and Wimbledon SF 2010)

Rafael Nadal qualified for the semifinals of Wimbledon after beating in four sets to Mardy Fish in a match where the best news is that their physical problems nothing was known. On Friday look for a ticket to the final against Andy Murray.

Rafa Nadal reached his sixteenth Grand Slam semifinal and fifth Wimbledon after beating the Mardy Fish by an aggregate score of 6-3, 6-3, 5-7 and 6-4 after two hours and fifty-three minutes of play in a clash played at Track 1, All England Tennis Club. There were no reports of problems in his right knee and the peroneal tendon in his left foot. Perhaps this is the most positive of a Nadal offered an improved version over the green London to Fish, a rival who tried until the last point, but eventually bowed the knee to the champions. After heating the British junior Evan Hoyt on Track 4, Nadal became committed to the mat. He started the game as well like, with a break in the opening game that allowed him to mark time. He looked loose on the track, playing aggressive with both his right and his backhand, hit forgotten in the closet in previous matches and yet in this match served to confuse a Fish that did not find loopholes in a pediment all it returned. Neither the guns of the U.S. would end up with 12 aces to his credit, the Spanish were able to prevent the first act to sign up with sufficiency.

The muted reaction of Fish early in the second act to save Rafa took a 15-40 asserting an open and remove the body of another American. Then the Spaniard who would star in the break that ultimately would give him the set. A round in which he offered a wide range of shots in which 'Passings' were the guest stars. Impossible Hits including, Nadal into his pocket to the right audience with the world's No. 1. It all seemed plain sailing for Rafa, he returned to take advantage of the scoring in the opening game of the third set, but Fish is 'Top ten' for something and still had things to say. Nainkin David's pupil was not prepared to throw in the towel early and took advantage of Nadal went through a time gaps in your game (the only one but that Rafa can put in this match) to start the comeback. Supported by 80% effective with his first serve with a forehand into acceleration that ran more than ever about the English green and up to the network for display as an extraordinary voleador, Fish scored the third set and ran the rumor by steps of the court.

The audience had already seen to suffer Bernard Tomic Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer fell to Jo-Wilfred Tsonga. The doors to a new surprise was open. However, only to see the faces habvía quiet Toni Nadal and Carlos Costa in the box of Spanish to know that the Spaniard would soon return to their routine. It was. It was not just four games to back Rafa right to punish the Fish and sign a break that will pave the way to the semifinals. A road that ran through the hard way that winning the public rose from their seats and undermined the morale of a combustible Fish, which While trying to the end ran out of prizes. Rafa finally was able to raise his arms to heaven in London, now respected as far as rainfall is concerned.

Rafa has 19 consecutive wins at Wimbledon and maintained at the throne of ATP (although this does not only depend on it). His next opponent will be on the green local hero London, one Andy Murray won in three sets to Feliciano Lopez. Nadal and Murray, 1 and 4 in the ranking, have been measured to date 15 times, with a `head-to-head 'of 11-4 in favor of the Spanish.

The Baleares, with physical, NEED FOUR SETS TO WIN THE ARGENTINE

Rafael Nadal qualified for the quarterfinals of Wimbledon after beating in four sets to Juan Martin del Potro in a game marked by stress, physical ailment and the victory of the Spaniard, who will next face on a green Mardy London Fish who acted as executioner of Tomas Berdych, a finalist last year in this scenario.

Blood, sweat and tears. Rafa Nadal won one of those games that brought suffering to the limits. The Spaniard endured the time the rain in London and qualified for the quarterfinals of Wimbledon after beating Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro by an aggregate score of 7-6 (6), 3-6, 7-6 (4) and 6-4 after three hours and fifty minutes of play in a clash played at Center Court of the All England Tennis Club.

The match began with two very strong players with his service, offering two different versions but just as accurate to deal with the service games. While Argentina opted for power, the Spanish picaresque and preferred placement. In trade, both as Del Potro Nadal showed his right as a great offensive weapon, being the reverse of both the weak point in this assault. The first options for Nadal came to rest, yet he did not know / could put the nail when he had no choice. Before the arrival of the tie-break, there were two moments that marked the party, both with Rafa as the protagonist. First protested vehemently a 'warning' that he had said Carlos Ramos, umpire of the contest, for time wasting, demonstrating further chamber Canal + both players used 26 seconds to serve (what is legal in a Grand Slam is 24). Then a poor support of the Balearic Islands in a parallel popped right alarms. Rafa asked for input physio, he was taking eight minutes on the track. Infiltrate in the knee before the match with a bandage on the ankle, Rafa not only returned to the mat but won sudden death.

Despite being ahead on the light, Rafa was not comfortable. She limped slightly and his face showed loss of confidence. Regularly looked to the stands, where he hoped the complicity of his coach Toni Nadal, Rafael Maymó his physio and team doctor Nacho Muñoz, concerned about the physical condition of number 1. Del Potro meanwhile took advantage of circumstances to engage the party. The Tandil brought up that right in acceleration that led him to win a U.S. Open and the pace of applause from the audience managed to break Rafa's serve and to equalize the contest. With the scales balanced, the party was consumed at a slow pace, sometimes boring. Despite the tension was palpable in the air, missed the point beautifully crafted, common in both. The tense calm was broken by a slip, Del Potro, who headed the way of clothes for the hip treated. Looking at the history of Argentina, was the concern of logic albiceleste box, where his coach Franco Davin keep an eye on the track. He jumped the track and the set went into tie-break. dominated by a sudden death Nadal took his opponent's mistakes to take advantage on the scoreboard. And to think that Rafa had never previously won a tie-break to `Delpo '...

Del Potro made network the most popular of the table, opting more for the game Nadal at the bottom of track. We had to wait 40 games to see the first break of the match Rafa a break yet in the end would finally give him the victory. Before it came, was an improved version of Spanish sensations that make them optimistic about what can happen in tennis 'The Cathedral' from now on. Del Potro made the network the most popular of the layout, choosing Nadal more for the game in the bottom of track. We had to wait 40 games to see the first break of the match Rafa a break yet in the end would finally give him the victory. Before it came, was an improved version of Spanish sensations that make them optimistic about what can happen in tennis 'The Cathedral' from now on.

In the quarterfinals, Nadal will have to see their faces (Wednesday) American Mardy Fish, who served as executioner Wimbledon finalist last year, the Czech Tomas Berdych, who defeated by a score of 7-6 (5), 6-4 and 6-4 after two hours and twenty minutes of play in a clash played at the Track 2. Fish is the fifth American to reach the quarterfinals of Wimbledon in the last decade (following the footsteps of Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Jan-Michael Gambill and Andy Roddick), he has achieved milestone after yielding just one break in the four has played at parties London. Nadal and Fish, 1 and 10 of the ATP rankings, have seen the faces so far on five occasions (Indian Wells 2006, Queen `s 2006, Madrid 2006, Wimbledon 2007, U.S. Open 2008), always with victory for the Spaniard . In the quarterfinals, Nadal will have to see their faces (Wednesday) American Mardy Fish, who acted as executioner Wimbledon finalist last year, the Czech Tomas Berdych, who defeated by a score of 7-6 (5), 6-4 and 6-4 after two hours and twenty minutes game played in a crash on Track 2. Fish is the fifth American to reach the quarterfinals of Wimbledon in the last decade (following the footsteps of Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Jan-Michael Gambill and Andy Roddick), he has achieved milestone after yielding just one break in the four parties has played in London. Nadal and Fish, 1 and 10 of the ATP rankings, have seen the faces so far on five occasions (Indian Wells 2006, Queen `s 2006, Madrid 2006, Wimbledon 2007, U.S. Open 2008), always with victory for the Spaniard.

Rafael Nadal, the top seed at Wimbledon, admitted that a big challenge for him to play his second round match against Argentine Juan Martin Del Potro, who play at the highest level when healthy.

Rafael Nadal, the top seed at Wimbledon, admitted that a big challenge for him to play his second round match against Argentine Juan Martin Del Potro, who play at the highest level when healthy. "I have to get my best tennis confront him. I think it's a very complete player. It is difficult to predict how this round goes to grass. "The world No. 1 said that his next opponent is a player" to finish among the top five, "and if not just between those positions this season, will do next." Your level is to finish among the top five. If it is higher in the rankings is because he has been injured. Before injury, Del Potro was already among the top five, "he added.

The Double Wimbledon champion has brought forth all the games this year in just three sets. The last one before the Luxembourg Gilles Muller, seemed like a game "ugly" as the 2005, when both were faced with defeat to Nadal. "The 2005 was a game similar to today's ugly games. Do not you can pass well in these games because you're on the limit all the time," said the Spaniard. However, he said the key to their success this afternoon suffered shipwreck against six years ago. "Today my serve is more complete. The important thing is to get to the tiebreak," said the Spaniard, who tests the great concentration which earned him to get ahead in the tie were the only three unforced errors committed in the party. "There has been a lot of play. You could not make many mistakes. I think I played very well mentally. I have not had nearly options, and the first I've had, I used" said.

Nadal acknowledged, however, he had been "a tad nervous during the game on how to return the serve" which has its opponents. Still, "I played the whole game with my first serve, which means he was very focused," he added. Concerning the fact of playing on track 1 and not in the All England Club Central, why yesterday had to be suspended by rain You do not have the retractable roof, his match against Muller, Nadal confirmed that "nothing different" from one to another. "I've played all the tracks here. The power is always more special," Nadal continued, he did not protest at all having been moved to the other track, less capacity and no possibility of deploying a retractable roof.

Nadal, who had felt yesterday at the kickoff "legs a little more tired than usual (perhaps due to rain)," said this morning was much better and the game resumed more rested, but still feeling some discomfort, something that does not stop him from playing at the highest level, quiet. Located and in the second round, Nadal was asked about his options in defending the title a year in which the "top 4" seems stronger than ever. "It seems like the best are playing well, yes, but every day is different. It is difficult to predict anything," said manacorense, whose only advantage in the tournament considered to be the fact that "perhaps there are not many lefties."

In minds of all Roger Federer always comes up when talking about possible Wimbledon champion Federer has been going since six titles. Therefore, they often respond Nadal looks in their press conferences which will be the best way of playing on this grass Federer. And, of course, in their responses ensures that the volley is not what he can help: "I am very far from the volley from Federer. I can go to the net, I have a bad volley. I'm in a good situation point, but this is a matter of learning how to come to the net. Federer has done throughout his career. "

French defeated Adrian Mannarino comfort, protected by the roof of the Centre Court at Wimbledon, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2 in one hour and 27 minutes.

The Swiss Roger Federer, seeded third in the tournament, defeated the French today with Adrian Mannarino comfort, protected by the roof of the Centre Court at Wimbledon, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2 in one hour and 27 minutes.

Federer passes and a third phase that will face Argentina's David Nalbandian, the head of serial number 28, who has won 10 out of 18 times that have been crossed, but have never met on grass