BARCLAYS ATP WORLD TOUR FINALS 2012
London, England
Fourth seed David Ferrer, a winner of an ATP World Tour-best seven titles in 2012, extended his unbeaten streak to 11 matches on Tuesday with a 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 victory over sixth seed Juan Martin del Potro in Group B at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals. Both players are former finalists at the season-ending championships.
“It was a really tough match, [it] was very close [and] we had very good rallies,” said Ferrer. “I'm very happy with my game. Maybe this year, I am playing more aggressive with my shots. I am going to the net more to finish the points.”
Del Potro praised Ferrer, saying, “David is playing so well. He won two tournaments in a row [Valencia Open 500 and Paris] and he's playing with a lot of confidence. David was better in the important moments, like at the end of the match. He broke my serve by playing really well. He never missed a return in the last game. So he took his chances in the match. I think that was the key.
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London, England
Fourth seed David Ferrer, a winner of an ATP World Tour-best seven titles in 2012, extended his unbeaten streak to 11 matches on Tuesday with a 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 victory over sixth seed Juan Martin del Potro in Group B at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals. Both players are former finalists at the season-ending championships.
“It was a really tough match, [it] was very close [and] we had very good rallies,” said Ferrer. “I'm very happy with my game. Maybe this year, I am playing more aggressive with my shots. I am going to the net more to finish the points.”
Del Potro praised Ferrer, saying, “David is playing so well. He won two tournaments in a row [Valencia Open 500 and Paris] and he's playing with a lot of confidence. David was better in the important moments, like at the end of the match. He broke my serve by playing really well. He never missed a return in the last game. So he took his chances in the match. I think that was the key.
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