http://www.atptennis.com/en/common/TrackIt...007/422/MDS.pdfAgain Fed had Murray in his quarter.
Nadal has both Youzhny and Blake.
Seems equally difficult for both.
And if Murray does decide to play and beats Baghdatis in the first round he COULD play Henman in the second round. Dear old Tim, however, would have to beat Chela in the first round!
There are some very tough first and second round matches in all sections e.g. Hewitt vs Gasquet second round; Gonzalez Ferrero.
Roddick seems to have the best quarter though.
hmmm.... Chela first for Tim isnt the best selection - though I think they are equal in their head to heads at the moment... even so.... :unsure:
and then possibly Andy... that would be worth seeing
I'm not sure if Andy will play at all, he didn't seem too positive after his loss this week and his website seems to suggest that he may pull out. Probably best to protect that wrist.
Both Fed and Nadal face tough draws. Tursunov isn't an easy opponent in the first match at all (particularly coming off a final in Montreal), and the second round, most likely Baggy or Murray (sorry Tim) could well be testing. Given last year, I wonder whether Fed might relish a second-round Cincy rematch against Andy though ... :D
Fed most likely gets Djoko for the semis, although with Canas, Gasquet, Hewitt, Nalbandian, Ancic, etc. etc. in that quarter, this is far from a certainty. Whoever comes through that quarter will be in good form, and a difficult proposition even for Rog.
Nadal is likely to have to face at least one, if not both, of Youzhny or Blake, which should make for entertaining viewing. If he comes through, we might finally get a Roddick v Nadal hardcourt match with Roddick in good form, after the disappointment that was IW.
Exciting stuff, for sure! :ok: