The javiense, David Ferrer reached the quarterfinals of the tournament Conde de Godo to defeat the young Swedish player, Elias Ymer, 6-3 from 6-4 and, after an hour and a half of play.
Ferrer in the first set game dismasted his rival with a very solid game from the bottom of the track. The great game of javiense he acquired an important advantage when putting a 5 to 0 on the scoreboard.
From that moment, the Swedish gritted his teeth and showed a much more aggressive game, which led him to score three straight games. It was not enough as Ferrer won the ninth game and the first set.
The second race started with a very toned Ymer on his game before a Ferrer relaxed. Gradually the Swedish player was focusing on the track connecting good shots. Ymer broke serve twice Jávea player.
0 4 to a David Ferrer chose to play slower, point to point and this made him react, to the point of getting six straight games that served to give victory.
David Ferrer after his party told Spanish Television, "I was playing very well the first set and in the second I have not been a hundred percent. I tried to be very well head and go point to point. It was very good physically and I did not mind pick up the pace in the second set and that helped me to win the match".
