Singles
First round
Almagro (ESP) d. Henman (GBR) 75 61
(16) Ferrero (ESP) d. Hrbaty (SVK) 36 61 64
Tursunov (RUS) d. Bjorkman (SWE) 76 (10) 36 61
Acasuso (ARG) d. Verkerk (NED) 63 75
(Q) Hernandez (ESP) d. Hewitt (AUS) 63 67 (3) 61
Simon (FRA) d. (10) Murray (GBR) 61 16 63
(WC) Starace (ITA) d. Calleri (ARG) 63 61
(Q) Canas (ESP) d. Melzer (Aut) 75 62
Soderling (SVE) d. Becker (GER) 63 63

Doubles
First round
Moya/Nadal (ESP) d. Federer/Wawrinka (SUI) 64 76 (5)

Singles

First round
Baghdatis (CYP) d. Moya (ESP) 62 63
Stepanek (CZE) d. (11) Haas (GER) 63 32 ret.
(12) Berdych (CZE) d. Nieminen (FIN) 64 75
Safin (RUS) d. (Q) Delic (USA) 26 63 64
(9) Blake (USA) d. Monfils (FRA) 76 (4) 63
(Q) Montanes (ESP) d. Wawrinka (SUI) 63 16 76 (3)
Gaudio (ARG) d. Fish (USA) 64 64
Rochus (BEL) d. (Q) Llodra (FRA) 57 63 63
(15) Youzhny (RUS) d. Benneteau (FRA) 61 36 62
(WC) Volandri (ITA) d. (Q) Gabashvili (RUS) 60 63
(13) Gasquet (FRA) d. Verdasco (ESP) 61 75
Andreev (RUS) d. (14) Ferrer (ESP) 64 61
Chela (ARG) d. Gicquel (FRA) 26 64 61
(Q) Massu (CIL) d. Bolelli (ITA) 63 76 (5)

Second round
(1) Federer (SUI) d. Almagro (ESP) 63 64
Acasuso (ARG) d. (8) Ljubicic (CRO) 64 63

Doubles

First round
Hewitt (AUS)/Perry (AUS) d. Knowle (AUT)/Melzer (AUT) 76 (6) 64
Nieminen (FIN)/Soderling (SWE) d. Bupathi (IND)/Stepanek (CZE) 64 46 11-9
Baghdatis (CYP)/Levinski(CZE) d. Berdych (CZE)/Hrbaty (SVK) 46 60 10-8
Clement (FRA)/Llodra (FRA) d. Gonzalez (CHI)/Prieto (ARG) 61 64
Aspelin (SWE)/Fisher (AUS) d. (WC) Bracciali (ITA)/Starace (ITA) 46 60 11-9

Second round
Moya (ESP)/Nadal (ESP) b. (7) Erlich (ISR)/ Ram (ISR) 75 64

Singles

2nd round
(3) Roddick (USA) d. Gaudio (ARG) 61 76 (8)
(12) Berdych (CZE) d. (Q) Montanes (ESP) 76 (5) 63
(5) Djokovic (SRB) d. Soderling (SWE) 36 64 63
Baghdatis (CYP) d. Stepanek (CZE) 36 76 (5) 62
(6) Gonzalez (CHI) d. Tursunov (RUS) 62 61
(15) Youzhny (RUS) d. Rochus (BEL) 76 (7) 63
(WC) Volandri (ITA) d. (13) Gasquet (FRA) 64 67 (5) 64
(7) Robredo (ESP) d. (Q) Hernandez (ESP) 75 46 61
Chela (ARG) d. Andreev (RUS) 75 75
(Q) Massu (CHI) d. (9) Blake (USA) 76 (3) 75
Simon (FRA) d. (Q) Canas (ARG) 76 (4) 64
(2) Nadal (ESP) d. (WC) Bracciali (ITA) 64 62
(4) Davydenko (RUS) d. Safin (RUS) 76 (4) 75
(WC) Starace (ITA) d. Ferrero (ESP, 16) 62 36 62

Doubles

2nd round
(5) Hanley (AUS)/Ullyett (ZIM) d. Baghdatis (CYP)/Levinsky (CZE) 76 (2) 64
(8) Pavel (ROU)/Waske (GER) d. Nieminen (FIN)/Soderling (SWE) 64 75
(1) Bryan (USA)/Bryan (USA) d. Clement (FRA)/ Llodra (FRA) 64 61
Blake (USA)/Fish (USA) d. (Alt)Acasuso (ARG)/ Chela (ARG) 67 (4) 61 10-6

:cry: Safin :cry: :shrug:

:hug: here ....you can have my hanky...... it is clean.... you know the age old story
with men....always let you down when you least expect them to....

none bigger than Safin......... roflmao

:) There is always a second chance..... roflmao

Singles

3th round
Chela (ARG) d. (3) Roddick (USA) 60 64
(WC) Volandri (ITA) d. (1) Federer (Sui) 62 64
(6) Gonzalez (CHI) d. (Q) Massu (CHI) 67 (4) 63 64
(12) Berdych (CZE) d. Acasuso (Arg) 61 62
(4) Davydenko (RUS) d. (WC) Starace (ITA) 46 62 75
(7) Robredo (ESP) d. Simon (FRA) 62 62
(5) Djokovic (SRB) d. Baghdatis (CYP) 62 75
(2) Nadal (ESP) d. (15) Youzhny (RUS) 62 62

Doubles

2nd round
(6) Santoro (FRA)/Ziminijc (SRB) b. Aspelin (SWE)/Fisher (AUS) 46 62 10-7
(3) Damm (CZE)/Paes (IND) b. Blake (USA)/Fish (USA) rit.

:blink:

bit of a day for it, wasnt it?

Heh, quite. Although apart from Federer's high-profile loss, it looks like order was restored elsewhere in the draw. The Chela win was no real surprise, given the surface and his form this year (although granted it's unusual to see someone not named Federer bagel Roddick in light of his serving advantage, even on clay).

Otherwise of the eight quarterfinalists we have the No 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 seeds claiming five spots, leaving Chela and Volandri as the only unseeded players left. I didn't expect to see Berdych and especially Robredo dispense of their tough opponents so handily, however, and Davydenko did well to come through, with the Italian holding points to take it into an unpredictable third-set tiebreaker.

No-one's done this yet :P

Nadal def. Djokovic 62 63
Davydenko def. Robredo 16 63 63
Gonzalez def. Chela 63 64
Volandri def. Berdych 62 63

What a win for Rafa! :D Nole :(

And Volandri's run continues, I reckon Gonzalez will put an end to it and Rafa will dust up Davy for win #76 :D

Singles Semifinals
(6) Gonzalez (CHI) d. Volandri (ITA) 61 62
(2) Nadal (ESP) d. (4) Davydenko (RUS) 76 (3) 67 (8) 64

Doubles Semifinals
(6) Santoro(FRA)/Zimonjic (SRB) d. (3) Damm (CZE)/Paes (IND) 63 64
(1) B.Bryan (USA)/M.Bryan (USA) d. (4) Knowles (BAH)/Nestor (CAN) 64 57 10-3

The doubles final starts tomorrow at 12 BST. The singles final is at 2.30 BST!

Whilst Nadal is favourite this looks like an opportune moment to snap Rafa's clay strea. Gonzalez has a 3-1 winning H2H with 1-1 on clay (though Nadal's clay win was most recent). Nadal has also got some fatigue from his looooong semifinal!

I imagine Gonzo will be going for all-out attack .He likes the surface , and should have a good chance of repeating his AO win. Though Nadal is the favourite of course .