David Ferrer He won in his debut at the 1000 Masters in Monte Carlo, Víctor Estrella Burgos for 6 to 2 and 2 to 0 and retired due to injury to the Dominican player. The game lasted 49 minutes, as the discomfort in the shoulder forced Burgos to retire.
During the first four games the Dominican has endured very well the guy, hitting hard from the back of the track and making Ferrer fight to win every point. The Javiense, has not made a good start to the game and at certain times he was seen with many doubts.
After an unfinished fourth game of 13 minutes, Ferrer broke the service of his rival and he called the physiotherapist to try to reduce the pain that dragged. From there, Ferrer has begun to feel comfortable and has been a veritable gale for the Caribbean tennis player who has been forced to retire with the 2-0 in the second set.
David Ferrer is waiting for his rival for the round of 16 that will be with total security of French nationality as it will come out of the duel between Benoît Paire and Gilles Simon.
