Ferrero Soderling - Cincinnati 2006

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"I don't know if Alcaraz will be ready to face the rest of his career without Ferrero," says Lopez

Clément Gehl 18/12/2025 à 15h44

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This one must hurt Juan Carlos. Ouch. To be ditched for the number 2 on the team.

JBTennis007

Why haven't the 2nd round matches been loaded here on TennisTemple? 🤷🏿‍♂️

LJBravehart

Of course Carlos didn't make the decision. He's a victim here. Standing on the sidelines, letting other people make decisions that totally affect him and only him. No, Carlos didn't make that decision

JBTennis007