David FerrerThe tennis player from Jávea, current world number four, got his pass to the second round of the Master 1.000 which is being held in Rome. Ferrer had to employ background comxicotetion to apear Madrid player Fernando Verdasco number 53 ATP ranking, which defeated by 5 / 7, 7 / 5 and 6 / 3.
Ferrer needed about two and a half hours to subdue the Spaniard, who, despite evidence of discomfort in his right leg An old lesión- not put things easy. Now, Ferrer will face in the next round to German Philipp Kohlschreiber, who beat Albert Ramos.
So far this year, the tennis player from Jávea has added to his resume two titles in Auckland and Buenos Aires, and has reached three finals in Acapulco, the Miami Masters 1000 and Oeiras.
