David Ferrer He qualified for the second consecutive year for the semifinals of Roland Garros after winning in three rounds Tommy Robredo. The Jávea, who arrives at the anteroom of the final without giving up a single set, will have to face now with Jo-Wilfred Tsonga.
Soon Xàbia has taught the teeth (first 'break' for 3-1), and has not let the dam escape as did other opponents of Robredo, who has surpassed for the seventh time in nine matches. He has won the last four.
David Ferrer is offered a new opportunity, the sixth, to debut in a Grand Slam final. If Nadal crossed his path in Paris 2012, Novak Djokovic aborted attempts in 2007 and 2012 US Open and this year in Australia, where Andy Murray also foiled his pass in 2011.
On Friday, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, winner of Roger Federer will be measured. It presents an optimistic balance with the French, 2-1, with victory in the land of Rome 2010 6-4 and 6-1. He will not have cared to avoid the Swiss, his 'black beast' on fourteen occasions.
Ferrer is assured of stepping on the central track, something he hasn't done yet in this edition. He said goodbye to the Suzanne Lenglen writing on the camera 'Happy birthday', presumably a nod at 27 Rafa Nadal. Having come so far guarantees that Friday will step on the Chatrier.
