先來看照片好了 仰天無奈貌 http://0rz.tw/6b32P (我們也想問:耐ㄟ安呢?) Slow balls, fast court and Lopez sends Ferrero home again NEW YORK (AP) - A slow ball, a fast court - and Feliciano Lopez - were too much for Juan Carlos Ferrero. The Spaniard was the first seeded player to get upset in either the men's or women's bracket at the U.S. Open on Monday, sent home from the first round at Flushing for the second time in three years. While unable to fault the near perfect weather, the 21st-seeded Ferrero didn't like the balls, or the courts. "I like to hit with a lot of topspin, but with these balls, they're like dead balls," the 27-year-old Ferrero said. The balls - Wilson U.S. Open Extra Duty - have been the same balls used at the American championship since 1995. The women have used Wilson's Regular Duty balls. The difference is a slightly heavier felt between the Extra Duty and Regular Duty. Ferrero credited Lopez for playing better and winning in one hour, 43 minutes, but also said the courts played quicker than he expected. "Feliciano served very well," Ferrero said. "The surface was faster than normal." U.S. Open officials say they resurface the courts, including No. 8 where Ferrero lost, every year for the tournament. The winner of the French Open in 2003 - the same year he reached No. 1 in the ATP rankings, has not won a tournament in four years, and not advanced past the second round at the U.S. Open since a runner-up finish the same year he won at Roland Garros. He's made only one final this year, in February at Costa do Sauipe, Brazil, but has seen his rank climb two spots since January to 21st. "The ball keeps rolling," he said. For Ferrero, it won't roll for at least three weeks, while he takes a vacation before returning to the tour - somewhere indoors. 另外一篇 Ferrero ousted by Lopez Reuters | Tuesday, 28 August 2007 Juan Carlos Ferrero became the first seeded casualty at the US Open after he was beaten 6-3 6-4 6-4 by fellow Spaniard Feliciano Lopez in the first round. The 21st seed, runner-up here in 2003, was outplayed throughout by Lopez, who will now play Russian Igor Andreev. "I served so badly today," Ferrero said. "The balls here don't help me because I like to hit with a lot of spin but when you hit the ball it's like they are dead. If you can serve big and hit the ball flat, it's better." The only time Ferrero looked like making a fight of it was when he recovered an early break in the third set but world number 60 Lopez broke again to seal victory. "It's just another tournament," a despondent Ferrero said. "I know it's a grand slam, but I lost in the second round here last year. The world is still turning." 這句話要配上這張照片http://0rz.tw/d8324 ------ 蚊子變得很豁達 =_="" 就這樣吧:Q 接下來他有一段長假@~@ (據說是三個禮拜OB) 不知道會跑去那裡玩 還有球迷在猜他會不會在今年結婚:p --

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