US Open 2011 Day 5 Friday Order of Play September 2nd
Arthur Ashe Stadium
11:00 AM
Women's Singles - 3rd Round
Anabel Medina Garrigues(ESP)[30] vs. Vera Zvonareva(RUS)[2]
Not Before:1:00 PM
Women's Singles - 3rd Round
Flavia Pennetta(ITA)[26] vs. Maria Sharapova(RUS)[3]
Men's Singles - 2nd Round
Nicolas Mahut(FRA) vs. Rafael Nadal(ESP)[2]
Arthur Ashe Stadium
7:00 PM
Women's Singles - 3rd Round
Christina McHale(USA) vs. Maria Kirilenko(RUS)[25]
Men's Singles - 2nd Round
Andy Roddick(USA)[21] vs. Jack Sock(USA)
Louis Armstrong Stadium
11:00 AM
Women's Singles - 3rd Round
Monica Niculescu(ROU) vs. Lucie Safarova(CZE)[27]
Not Before:1:00 PM
Men's Singles - 2nd Round
Robby Ginepri(USA) vs. John Isner(USA)[28]
Men's Singles - 2nd Round
Robin Haase(NED) vs. Andy Murray(GBR)[4]
Women's Singles - 3rd Round
Nadia Petrova(RUS)[24] vs. Samantha Stosur(AUS)[9]
Thursday, September 1, 2011
US Open 2011 Day 4 Results Thursday September 1st
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Grand Slam * Not ATP Member
29 August-11 September, 2011
Thursday, 1 September, 2011
Singles - Second Round
[1] N Djokovic (SRB) d C Berlocq (ARG) 60 60 62
[3] R Federer (SUI) d D Sela (ISR) 63 62 62
J Ferrero (ESP) d [7] G Monfils (FRA) 76(5) 57 67(5) 64 64
[8] M Fish (USA d M Jaziri (TUN) 62 62 64
[9] T Berdych (CZE) d F Fognini (ITA) 75 60 60
[11] J Tsonga (FRA) d S Bubka (UKR) 63 75 62
I Karlovic (CRO) d [13] R Gasquet (FRA) 64 62 26 76(4)
[19] F Verdasco (ESP) d M Ilhan (TUR) 64 63 61
[20] J Tipsarevic (SRB) d P Petzschner (GER) 60 63 36 63
[22] A Dolgopolov (UKR) d F Cipolla (ITA) 60 75 26 57 64
J Monaco (ARG) d [23] R Stepanek (CZE) 64 61 20 ret.
[27] M Cilic (CRO) d B Tomic (AUS) 61 60 62
K Anderson (RSA) d [29] M Llodra (FRA) 61 62 62
[31] M Granollers (ESP) d M Kukushkin (KAZ) 75 63 64
N Davydenko (RUS) d P Starace (ITA) 62 64 75
T Haas (GER) d A Falla (COL) 76(5) 61 75
Doubles - First Round
[3] M Llodra (FRA) / N Zimonjic (SRB) d M Russell (USA) / D Young (USA) 76(5) 76(9)
P Hanley (AUS) / D Norman (BEL) d [10] C Kas (GER) / A Peya (AUT) 76(5) 75
[12] M Melo (BRA) / B Soares (BRA) d S Johnson (USA) / D Kudla (USA) 62 61
[14] J Chela (ARG) / E Schwank (ARG) d A Shamasdin (CAN) / I Zelenay (SVK) 63 46 61
F Ferreiro (BRA) / R Machado (POR) d A Bogomolov Jr.(USA) / M Ebden (AUS) 26 64 64
J Cerretani (USA) / P Marx (GER) d T Parrott (USA) / B Reynolds (USA) 63 76(6)
M Emmrich (GER) / A Siljestrom (SWE) d A Fisher (AUS) / S Huss (AUS) 36 63 75
J Cabal (COL) / R Farah (COL) d J Dadamo (USA) / A Krajicek (USA) 76(2) 64
F Mayer (GER) / R Wassen (NED) d M Gicquel (FRA) / G Monfils (FRA) 75 62
S Stakhovsky (UKR) / M Youzhny (RUS) d R Haase (NED) / V Hanescu (ROU) 61 62
S Devvarman (IND) / T Huey (PHI) d I Andreev (RUS) / I Kunitsyn (RUS) 63 64
N Almagro (ESP) / M Gonzalez (ARG) d A Haider-Maurer (AUT) / B Kavcic (SLO) 62 75
Grand Slam * Not ATP Member
29 August-11 September, 2011
Thursday, 1 September, 2011
Singles - Second Round
[1] N Djokovic (SRB) d C Berlocq (ARG) 60 60 62
[3] R Federer (SUI) d D Sela (ISR) 63 62 62
J Ferrero (ESP) d [7] G Monfils (FRA) 76(5) 57 67(5) 64 64
[8] M Fish (USA d M Jaziri (TUN) 62 62 64
[9] T Berdych (CZE) d F Fognini (ITA) 75 60 60
[11] J Tsonga (FRA) d S Bubka (UKR) 63 75 62
I Karlovic (CRO) d [13] R Gasquet (FRA) 64 62 26 76(4)
[19] F Verdasco (ESP) d M Ilhan (TUR) 64 63 61
[20] J Tipsarevic (SRB) d P Petzschner (GER) 60 63 36 63
[22] A Dolgopolov (UKR) d F Cipolla (ITA) 60 75 26 57 64
J Monaco (ARG) d [23] R Stepanek (CZE) 64 61 20 ret.
[27] M Cilic (CRO) d B Tomic (AUS) 61 60 62
K Anderson (RSA) d [29] M Llodra (FRA) 61 62 62
[31] M Granollers (ESP) d M Kukushkin (KAZ) 75 63 64
N Davydenko (RUS) d P Starace (ITA) 62 64 75
T Haas (GER) d A Falla (COL) 76(5) 61 75
Doubles - First Round
[3] M Llodra (FRA) / N Zimonjic (SRB) d M Russell (USA) / D Young (USA) 76(5) 76(9)
P Hanley (AUS) / D Norman (BEL) d [10] C Kas (GER) / A Peya (AUT) 76(5) 75
[12] M Melo (BRA) / B Soares (BRA) d S Johnson (USA) / D Kudla (USA) 62 61
[14] J Chela (ARG) / E Schwank (ARG) d A Shamasdin (CAN) / I Zelenay (SVK) 63 46 61
F Ferreiro (BRA) / R Machado (POR) d A Bogomolov Jr.(USA) / M Ebden (AUS) 26 64 64
J Cerretani (USA) / P Marx (GER) d T Parrott (USA) / B Reynolds (USA) 63 76(6)
M Emmrich (GER) / A Siljestrom (SWE) d A Fisher (AUS) / S Huss (AUS) 36 63 75
J Cabal (COL) / R Farah (COL) d J Dadamo (USA) / A Krajicek (USA) 76(2) 64
F Mayer (GER) / R Wassen (NED) d M Gicquel (FRA) / G Monfils (FRA) 75 62
S Stakhovsky (UKR) / M Youzhny (RUS) d R Haase (NED) / V Hanescu (ROU) 61 62
S Devvarman (IND) / T Huey (PHI) d I Andreev (RUS) / I Kunitsyn (RUS) 63 64
N Almagro (ESP) / M Gonzalez (ARG) d A Haider-Maurer (AUT) / B Kavcic (SLO) 62 75
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Federer US Open 2011 Interview Day 4 Second Round September 1st
Q. You were certainly on cruise control today? Doing very well.
ROGER FEDERER: Yeah, not much trouble on my serve, and from the baseline I also thought I had the upper hand. When it's like that, obviously it's tough for the opponent, but I just think I was superior today. It was a good match for me in breezy conditions. It was a bit tricky early on to find the rhythm. That's why I was happy to get the first break in the first set.
Q. Is that why you were nervous when you came in? The commentator said you were nervous.
ROGER FEDERER: Did I say that?
Q. Yeah, you did. Was this because it's the first encounter with Sela?
ROGER FEDERER: No, I played him before. It's a day session match. I mean, it is a big stadium, after all. You're supposed to have a few nerves. If you don't, you don't care. So I do care a lot. That's maybe why.
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Roger Federer into US Open third round
Roger Federer into US Open third round
Roger Federer crushed Dudi Sela 6-3 6-2 6-2 to advance to the third round of the U.S. Open 2011.
Federer landed 72 percent of his first serves, blasted six aces and never faced a break point to oust Sela before many in the Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd could find their seats.
“I didn’t have much trouble on my serve, and from the baseline I also had the upper hand,” said Federer. “When it’s like that, obviously it’s tough for the opponent.
“I just think I was superior today.”
Federer admitted he struggled a little bit with his rhythm in the breezy conditions.
Roger Federer crushed Dudi Sela 6-3 6-2 6-2 to advance to the third round of the U.S. Open 2011.
Federer landed 72 percent of his first serves, blasted six aces and never faced a break point to oust Sela before many in the Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd could find their seats.
“I didn’t have much trouble on my serve, and from the baseline I also had the upper hand,” said Federer. “When it’s like that, obviously it’s tough for the opponent.
“I just think I was superior today.”
Federer admitted he struggled a little bit with his rhythm in the breezy conditions.
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Monaco advances at US Open when Stepanek retires
Monaco advances at US Open when Stepanek retires
Juan Monaco advanced to the third round of the U.S. Open when Radek Stepanek retired in the third set with Monaco leading 6-4, 6-1, 2-0.
Stepanek said his right, serving shoulder had been bothering him for a few weeks. The Czech player started feeling a sharp pain in the first set Thursday that kept getting worse.
Monaco had never won a set against Stepanek in their previous three meetings.
Monaco reached the round of 16 at the U.S. Open in 2007, matching his best Grand Slam result.
Juan Monaco advanced to the third round of the U.S. Open when Radek Stepanek retired in the third set with Monaco leading 6-4, 6-1, 2-0.
Stepanek said his right, serving shoulder had been bothering him for a few weeks. The Czech player started feeling a sharp pain in the first set Thursday that kept getting worse.
Monaco had never won a set against Stepanek in their previous three meetings.
Monaco reached the round of 16 at the U.S. Open in 2007, matching his best Grand Slam result.
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Ferrero upsets Monfils at US Open in 5 sets
Ferrero upsets Monfils at US Open in 5 sets
Juan Carlos Ferrero defeated Gael Monfils 7-6 (5), 5-7, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-4 in the second round of the US Open.
Next for the former world number 1 will be Marcel Granollers.
It was a very intensive match that lasted almost 5 hours. At the end,before the final game, the crowd of more than 10,000 in Louis Armstrong Stadium saluted both players with a standing ovation that lasted more than a minute.
“When it was 5-4 in the fifth set, I felt very special on the court,” Ferrero said. “I mean, when you saw this crowd enjoying all the time during the match. They love this kind of match, so it’s great to be in there.”
Juan Carlos Ferrero defeated Gael Monfils 7-6 (5), 5-7, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-4 in the second round of the US Open.
Next for the former world number 1 will be Marcel Granollers.
It was a very intensive match that lasted almost 5 hours. At the end,before the final game, the crowd of more than 10,000 in Louis Armstrong Stadium saluted both players with a standing ovation that lasted more than a minute.
“When it was 5-4 in the fifth set, I felt very special on the court,” Ferrero said. “I mean, when you saw this crowd enjoying all the time during the match. They love this kind of match, so it’s great to be in there.”
Fish wins in US Open’s 2nd round
Fish wins in US Open’s 2nd round
Mardy Fish beat Malek Jaziri 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 to reach the third round at the 2011 US Open where he will play against Kevin Anderson.
Fish failed to make it past the second round in any of his first eight trips to Flushing Meadows, from 2000 to 2007.
But in 2008, he reached the quarterfinals. After missing the tournament in 2009, he got to the fourth round last year.
Jaziri is the first Tunisian man to play in a Grand Slam tournament in the Open era, which began in 1968.
Fish didn’t lose serve once and converted 5 of 16 break points.
Mardy Fish beat Malek Jaziri 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 to reach the third round at the 2011 US Open where he will play against Kevin Anderson.
Fish failed to make it past the second round in any of his first eight trips to Flushing Meadows, from 2000 to 2007.
But in 2008, he reached the quarterfinals. After missing the tournament in 2009, he got to the fourth round last year.
Jaziri is the first Tunisian man to play in a Grand Slam tournament in the Open era, which began in 1968.
Fish didn’t lose serve once and converted 5 of 16 break points.
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Andy Roddick US Open Interview - Day 3 First round August 31st 2011
Andy Roddick US Open Interview - Day 3 First round August 31st 2011
Q. Were you pleased with the way you played? What were you frustrated by and what were you pleased with?
ANDY RODDICK: I'm pleased I won. The first two sets were all right. I kind of got myself into a hole. Was lucky I got out of the fourth set. I started serving better in the fourth set. But beyond that, you know, it wasn't pretty. I thought Mike was playing pretty well. You know, definitely had a strategy. Was trying to take the ball early, work lines, not let me get set. It's a good play if you can execute it, and he did it for a while.I got through it.
Q. Is this a match that can boost your confidence or not or just kind of neutral to get through it?
ANDY RODDICK: Well, every wins helps. You know, I'm certainly not fooling myself by thinking that was worthy of a championship performance by any means. But, you know, I don't know if I would expect that. I started hitting two days before Cincinnati and I'm trying. I'm trying to get my form there, I promise you. You know, a lot of people when they're coming back do it on the side courts. I just have an audience. I'm working. If I get my feet into this thing, it's only going to get better the more I play.
Q. Were you pleased with the way you played? What were you frustrated by and what were you pleased with?
ANDY RODDICK: I'm pleased I won. The first two sets were all right. I kind of got myself into a hole. Was lucky I got out of the fourth set. I started serving better in the fourth set. But beyond that, you know, it wasn't pretty. I thought Mike was playing pretty well. You know, definitely had a strategy. Was trying to take the ball early, work lines, not let me get set. It's a good play if you can execute it, and he did it for a while.I got through it.
Q. Is this a match that can boost your confidence or not or just kind of neutral to get through it?
ANDY RODDICK: Well, every wins helps. You know, I'm certainly not fooling myself by thinking that was worthy of a championship performance by any means. But, you know, I don't know if I would expect that. I started hitting two days before Cincinnati and I'm trying. I'm trying to get my form there, I promise you. You know, a lot of people when they're coming back do it on the side courts. I just have an audience. I'm working. If I get my feet into this thing, it's only going to get better the more I play.
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Photos: Tennis players at Wilson Racquet Sports Fashion Show at Exit Art
Photos: Tennis players at Wilson Racquet Sports Fashion Show at Exit Art
Enjoy the following pictures from the Wilson Racquet Sports Fashion Show at Exit Art ... Tennis players Feliciano Lopez, Philipp Kohlschreiber, Barbora Zahlavova Strycova, Mandy Minella, Horia Tecau and Anne Keothavong were there...
Enjoy the following pictures from the Wilson Racquet Sports Fashion Show at Exit Art ... Tennis players Feliciano Lopez, Philipp Kohlschreiber, Barbora Zahlavova Strycova, Mandy Minella, Horia Tecau and Anne Keothavong were there...
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