By Guillaume Baraise Friday, May 20, 2005 Today's draw at the Tenniseum was unkind to rising star Rafael Nadal. The young Spaniard faces a clash with fellow wunderkind Richard Gasquet as early as the third round. Top seed Roger Federer, in contrast, could have fared worse. Fourth seed Nadal should have little trouble overcoming his first round opponent, Lars Burgsmuller, but will probably be rueing his luck come the third round. The Majorcan phenomenon is set to face his French alter ego, Richard Gasquet (30). That match between two extraordinarily talented 18-year-olds should be a sight to behold. Should he overcome Gasquet, and then potentially Gaston Gaudio (5) in the quarters, Nadal will cross swords with Roger Federer in the semis. That is another fantastic encounter in the making, and the world number one looks well capable of reaching the last four this year. Federer's first-round opponent will be a qualifier or lucky-loser. Initially Federer had been drawn against Robin Soderling, but the Swede was seeded 33 after compatriot Joachim Johansson withdrew. Spain's Nicolas Almagro should put up more resistance in the second round and Fernando Gonzalez (25), David Nalbandian (10) and Carlos Moya (14) are other potential obstacles on Federer's path to the semis. Dream draw for Coria World number-two Andy Roddick has every chance of going further than ever before at Roland Garros. His first adversary, local boy Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, will enjoy his day in the sun, but Argentina's Jose Acasuso should be a more dangerous proposition in the second round. Andre Agassi (6) has a similar outlook, with Igor Andreev likely to provide stiff opposition in the second round. Guillermo Coria (8) could hardly have dreamed up a better draw. With no clay court specialist in sight until the quarter-finals, the feisty Argentinian should enter the second week with plenty of gas left in the tank. In theory at least, Marat Safin (3) will stand in Coria's way for a place in the last four. Quite whether the Australian Open champion will get that far is very much open to question. The Russian has been struggling for form on clay and faces former French Open champ Juan Carlos Ferrero (32) as early as the third round. The 32-seed system generally spares the leading players too stern an examination in the first round, but Carlos Moya (14) - Alberto Martin, Tim Henman (7) - Potito Starace, and Guillermo Canas (9) - Gael Monfils all stand out as potential banana skin openers for the seeds. Three-time French Open winner Gustavo Kuerten will have no room for complacency either, against Spain's David Sanchez. Should the first two rounds go according to seed, here are a few of the exciting matches we can look forward to in the third round: Potential third round matches Roger Federer-Fernando Gonzalez Dominik Hrbaty-Carlos Moya David Nalbandian-Mario Ancic Juan Ignacio Chela-Tim Henman Rafael Nadal-Richard Gasquet Sebastien Grosjean-Radek Stepanek Robin Soderling-David Ferrer Jiri Novak-Gaston Gaudio Guillermo Coria-Mikhail Youzhny Tommy Haas-Nikolay Davydenko Tommy Robredo-Thomas Johansson Juan Carlos Ferrero-Marat Safin Andre Agassi-Nicolas Kiefer Feliciano Lopez-Guillermo Canas Ivan Ljubicic-Nicolas Massu Filippo Volandri-Andy Roddick Translation: Sportstranslations ------------------------------------- 这是法网官网上的一篇文章 大概是说纳豆和球王的签运皆不佳 而Roddick和Coria则比较轻松(好羡慕Roddick...他那区好好...XD 至於Safin则要先过Ferrero这一关(是蚊子要先过沙皇这一关啦...><) 还附上了可能的第三论对战组合 大家看看吧!!!~~ -- ------------The Return Of The King------------ ★ Juan Calos Ferrero ★ ---------------------------------------------- Roland Garros first round: 32-Juan Carlos Ferrero (Esp)-Karol Beck (Slq) ---------------------------------------------- --

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