Rafael Nadal looks to the sky in the prior to Rogerio Dutra Silva Dutra was planted before the Spanish world number two after a marathon five sets and four hours on the left by the wayside to Canadian Vasek Posposil. Rafael Nadal plans to cross this evening (about 21:00, Eurosport) with Brazilian Rogerio Dutra Silva for a spot in the third round of the U.S. Open. Expected because the rain came yesterday with persistence and Flushing Meadows watered again to the point of having to suspend the day on several occasions. And the water is so prevalent in this tournament (the end has had to be rescheduled to a Monday in the last five editions), wanted to give the reason for the organization, which prior had announced that from 2017, the Arthur Ashe center court will feature a retractable roof. For now, Nadal remains focused on his opponent, if the sky permits, an unknown player Brazilian Rogerio Dutra Silva. Placed 134th in the rankings at age 29, and a second round at U.S. Open as his best performance at a Grand Slam, Dutra was planted before the Spanish world number two after a marathon five sets and four hours on the left by the wayside to Canadian Vasek Posposil, how good taste had left Montreal. Meanwhile, Rafa could train other facilities yesterday with Marc Lopez. Curiously, it was with the Brazilian national team jersey football, perhaps as a nod to his next opponent.
Posted on: Thu, 29 Aug 2013 07:54:26 +0000
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