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JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: 16-7
6-2 Carlos Moya
2-3 Albert Costa
2-1 Alex Corretja
1-1 Tommy Robredo
1-0 Fernando Vicente
4-0 Felix Mantilla
0-0 David Ferrer
CARLOS MOYA: 29-16
2-6 Juan Carlos Ferrero
3-1 Albert Costa
7-5 Alex Corretja
0-0 Tommy Robredo
9-0 Fernando Vicente
7-4 Felix Mantilla
1-0 David Ferrer
ALBERT COSTA: 22-16
3-2 Juan Carlos Ferrero
1-3 Carlos Moya
6-8 Alex Corretja
0-0 Tommy Robredo
5-1 Fernando Vicente
7-2 Felix Mantilla
0-0 David Ferrer
ALEX CORRETJA: 20-18
1-2 Juan Carlos Ferrero
5-7 Carlos Moya
8-6 Albert Costa
0-0 Tommy Robredo
2-1 Fernando Vicente
4-2 Felix Mantilla
0-0 David Ferrer
TOMMY ROBREDO: 2-2
1-1 Juan Carlos Ferrero
0-0 Carlos Moya
0-0 Albert Costa
0-0 Alex Corretja
0-1 Fernando Vicente
1-0 Felix Mantilla
0-0 David Ferrer
FERNANDO VICENTE: 3-12
0-1 Juan Carlos Ferrero
0-9 Carlos Moya
1-5 Albert Costa
1-2 Alex Corretja
1-0 Tommy Robredo
0-4 Felix Mantilla
0-0 David Ferrer
FELIX MANTILLA: 12-23
0-4 Juan Carlos Ferrero
4-7 Carlos Moya
2-7 Albert Costa
2-4 Alex Corretja
0-1 Tommy Robredo
4-0 Fernando Vicente
0-0 David Ferrer
DAVID FERRER: 0-1
0-0 Juan Carlos Ferrero
0-1 Carlos Moya
0-0 Albert Costa
0-0 Alex Corretja
0-0 Tommy Robredo
0-0 Fernando Vicente
0-0 Felix Mantilla
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2002 IN REVIEW
JUAN CARLOS FERRERO
W/L: 39-19
WINNER (2): TMS Monte Carlo, Hong Kong
FINALIST (2): French Open, Kitzbuhel
SEMIS (1): TMS Cincinatti
QUARTERS (1): Marseille
CARLOS MOYA
W/L: 49-17
WINNER (4): Acapulco, Bastad, Umag, TMS Cincinatti
FINALIST (1): Hong Kong
SEMIS (2): Estoril, Sopot
QUARTERS (2): Scottsdale, Rome
ALBERT COSTA
W/L: 34-18
WINNER (1): French Open
FINALIST (2): Barcelona, Amersfoot
SEMIS (0): -
QUARTERS (3): TMS Monte Carlo, TMS Rome, Kitzbuhel
ALEX CORRETJA
W/L: 37-17
WINNER (2): Gstaad, Kitzbuhel
FINALIST (0): -
SEMIS (2): French Open, Long Island
QUARTERS (2): Barcelona, Washington
TOMMY ROBREDO
W/L: 30-22
WINNER (0): - :sad:
FINALIST (0): - :sad:
SEMIS (3): TMS Hamburg, 's Hertogenbosch, Bastad
QUARTERS (2): TMS Rome, Stuggart
FERNANDO VICENTE
W/L: 21-24
WINNER (0): -
FINALIST (1):- St. Polten
SEMIS (0): -
QUARTERS (2): Umag, Acapulco
FELIX MANTILLA
W/L: 20-21
WINNER (0): -
FINALIST (1): Indianapolis
SEMIS (0): -
QUARTERS (1): Auckland
DAVID FERRER
W/L: 10-5
WINNER (1): Bucharest
FINALIST (1): Umag
SEMIS (0): -
QUARTERS(0): -
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2001 Spanish Master Results:
QUARTERFINALS:
Albert Costa def Albert Portas 6/4-6/3
Carlos Moyá def Beto Martín 7/5-6/3
Félix Mantilla def Álex Corretja 0/6-6/4-6/4
Tommy Robredo def Francisco Clavet 6/7 (2)- 6/3-6/4
SEMIFINALS
Tommy Robredo def Albert Costa 6/4-6/4
Carlos Moyá def Felix Mantilla 6/3-7/5
FINAL
Carlos Moyá def Tommy Robredo 7/6(4)-7/6(6)
QUARTERFINALS:
Albert Costa def Albert Portas 6/4-6/3
Carlos Moyá def Beto Martín 7/5-6/3
Félix Mantilla def Álex Corretja 0/6-6/4-6/4
Tommy Robredo def Francisco Clavet 6/7 (2)- 6/3-6/4
SEMIFINALS
Tommy Robredo def Albert Costa 6/4-6/4
Carlos Moyá def Felix Mantilla 6/3-7/5
FINAL
Carlos Moyá def Tommy Robredo 7/6(4)-7/6(6)
Hi Nacho.:wavey:
Very detailed info you got here. So this is a Intra-Spain tourney? How many you guys get every year? I only heard of the Championship of Spain in the mid year. You got to tell us more about the system in Spain.
So the winner can claim to be the best in Spain Well, at least the bragging right, I supposed.
Hey, thx for the info.
Very detailed info you got here. So this is a Intra-Spain tourney? How many you guys get every year? I only heard of the Championship of Spain in the mid year. You got to tell us more about the system in Spain.
So the winner can claim to be the best in Spain
Well, at least the bragging right, I supposed. Hey, thx for the info.
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Moyke did play the most matches and won the most too in that spanish evenement.
He is simply the best, the statistics shows that.
Claudine
He is simply the best, the statistics shows that.
Claudine
Carlos won it last year over Tommy, but he has lost two finals to Corretja in 1998 & 2000.
These are all the winners:
2001
Carlos Moyá def Tommy Robredo
2000
Alex Corretja def Carlos Moyá
1999
Francisco Clavet def Alex Corretja
1998
Alex Corretja def Carlos Moyá
1997
Felix Mantilla def Francisco Clavet
1996
Sergi Bruguera def Francisco Clavet
1995
Sergi Bruguera def Francisco Clavet
1994
Tomas Carbonell def Francisco Clavet
As you can see, Clavet is the king of this Master at the moment, with 1 title and 4 finals.
These are all the winners:
2001
Carlos Moyá def Tommy Robredo
2000
Alex Corretja def Carlos Moyá
1999
Francisco Clavet def Alex Corretja
1998
Alex Corretja def Carlos Moyá
1997
Felix Mantilla def Francisco Clavet
1996
Sergi Bruguera def Francisco Clavet
1995
Sergi Bruguera def Francisco Clavet
1994
Tomas Carbonell def Francisco Clavet
As you can see, Clavet is the king of this Master at the moment, with 1 title and 4 finals.
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when is it? who's going? is there a website?
i feel a trip to barcelona coming on
i feel a trip to barcelona coming on
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moyke isn't playing the masters this year, because his back is too tired, he must rest for a while
and so he can not give 100 % and he doen't want to loose in the first round. That is normal i think, moyke showed us this last week that he gives himself for 100% if he is able to do it.
Claudine
and so he can not give 100 % and he doen't want to loose in the first round. That is normal i think, moyke showed us this last week that he gives himself for 100% if he is able to do it.
Claudine
It starts on Thursday at Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona. The closest you'll get to a website is http://www.nobeltenis.com/
Anyone else going?
Anyone else going?
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shame, i don't even condier coming now. balcells is too low to qualify as Spanish number 12 (i think).
have a great tournament if you go JonBcn!
have a great tournament if you go JonBcn!
VAMOS Alex, Tommy, Feli!!!!Why do you hate Moya, Nacho??? I never liked him much before, esp. when he beat Alex at RG98 but I think he has matured in his game and attitude and is more humble now and more hardworking... in fact, I like him!! [so does my mom!!! so he can't be that bad!!
]Albert has confirmed he will play, after a bit of an injury scare. If anyone is going this weekend, and wants free tickets (I've got plenty), pm me (better at wtaworld, as I dont log in here much) and they're yours. I'm going to Madrid on Friday though, so be quick!
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Sorry but i think moya was always humble, sometimes too humble, he always praises his opponents, and when he lost a match it was because the other is a better player. From the beginning he had a good attitude during the match, and maturity, but indeed now he is working more. When he was younger he hated the trainings.RogiFan said:
Why do you hate Moya, Nacho??? I never liked him much before, esp. when he beat Alex at RG98 but I think he has matured in his game and attitude and is more humble now and more hardworking... in fact, I like him!! [so does my mom!!! so he can't be that bad!!
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