Entry List

1.- Guillermo Coria (Argentina, 4)
2.- Carlos Moyà (España, 7)
3.- David Nalbandián (Argentina, 8)
4.- Nicolás Massú (Chile, 12)
5.- Tommy Robredo (España, 20)
6.- Feliciano López (España, 21)
7.- Agustín Calleri (Argentina, 23)
8.- Albert Costa (España, 25)
9.- Fernando González (Chile, 27)
10.- Marat Safin (Rusia, 32)
11.- Dominik Hrbaty (Eslovaquia, 33)
12.- Juan Ignacio Chela (Argentina, 34)
13.- Gastón Gaudio (Argentina, 35)
14.- Rafael Nadal (España, 36)
15.- Félix Mantilla (España, 37)
16.- Mariano Zabaleta (España, 41)
17.- Flavio Saretta (Brasil, 46)
18.- Alberto Martín (España, 57)
19.- David Sánchez (España, 58)
20.- Todd Martin (USA, 60)
21.- Nicolás Lapentti (Ecuador, 62)
22.- Fernando Verdasco (España, 66)
23.- David Ferrer (España, 67)
24.- Rubén Ramírez (España, 69)
25.- Karol Beck (Eslovaquia, 70)
26.- Ivo Karlovic (Croacia, 71)
27.- Jürgen Melzer (Austria, 73)
28.- Dmitry Tursunov (Rusia, 74)
29.- Óscar Hernández (España, 78)
30.- Thomas Berdych ( Rep. Checa, 79)
31.- José Acasuso (Argentina, 80)
32.- Raëmon Sluiter (Holanda, 81)
33.- Jan-Michael Gambill (USA, 82)
34.- Galo Blanco (España, 83)
35.- Igor Andreev (Rusia, 84)
36.- Mario Ancic (Croacia, 85)
37.- Alexander Popp (Alemania, 88)
38.- Paul-Henri Mathieu (Francia, 89)
39.- Irakli Labadze (Georgia, 90)
40.- Albert Portas (España, 91)
41.- Stefan Koubek (Austria 92)
42.- John van Lottum (Holanda, 93)
43.- Dennis van Scheppingen (Holanda, 94)


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Nicolás Mahut (Francia, 95)
Fernando Vicente (España, 96)
Kenneth Carlsen (Dinamarca, 97)
Àlex Corretja (España, 98)
Greg Rusedski (Gran Bretaña, 100)
Wesley Moodie (Sudáfrica, 101)
Harel Levy (Israel, 102)
Dick Norman (Bélgica, 103)
Guillermo Cañas (Argentina, 104)

No Ferrero :eek: :eek:

No, he said he was playing Valencia in preference to Barcelona because it's a tough time of year with lots of big tournaments one after another so he just chose one...that was before he got the chicken pox, mind you...so maybe he won't even play Valencia...who knows...

Lovely to see Paulo's name again, although the chances of him actually playing aren't very likely :sad:

I think Ferrero asked for a WC, in case he decides to play in the last minute...

LOL@Gambill :haha: :tape:

Him, Sluiter and Popp are going to have soooo much fun in Barcelona... I wouldn't mind seeing Karlovic drawn against one of the top players early on, I bet even on clay he could push 'em to tiebreaks.

No Guga :confused:??

looks a good field but gambill and martin only americans playing?

No Guga :confused:??

I didn't see him on any of the optional clay tournaments...
he probably only plays the masters...

looks a good field but gambill and martin only americans playing?

Go Gambill!! :eek: :wavey:

That definitely looks like the tournament to watch that week. Kudos to JanMike and Todd for joining in the fun. Tough field for sure, but more money and more points for each round so it could turn out to be a good move for both. I'd like to see Popp do well here too, but I don't think he's very fond of the surface either.

Guga received a WC to play Barcelona this year.

GOOOOOOO GUGAAAAAAAA:D!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :banana:!!!

Yes Go Guga wins this title after winning your 3rd Carlo. :) :yeah:

Gooooooooo Tommy!
Good luck Raemon, John and Dennis!

Mahut will probably take over Nadal's place.

Ferrero has declined the WC he hasked for...he is going to get some more tests done and take a break instead.

Ferrero has declined the WC he hasked for...he is going to get some more tests done and take a break instead.

Ferrero takes time out
Juan Carlos Ferrero has turned down a wildcard for next week's Barcelona Open in order to help his recovery from a bout of chicken pox.
The French Open champion returned after a month out for Spain's Davis Cup quarter-final against the Netherlands.
Ferrero won both of his singles matches but was then beaten in the first round of the Monte Carlo Masters on Tuesday.

His coach Antonio Martinez Cascales said: "The best thing is to stop and return to action when he is 100%."

Ferrero risks missing the other clay court Masters Series events in Rome and Hamburg in the build-up to the French Open.


Good idea, he has obviously not fully recoverd yet.
But why would he need a WC to enter that tournament ? Is his ranking not enough ???

Good idea, he has obviously not fully recoverd yet.
But why would he need a WC to enter that tournament ? Is his ranking not enough ???
Anyone who didn't enter the tournament until the deadline need a WC to play, no matter his ranking!

go gambill!!