LeMonf and Berdych in the quarter finals. That's my prediction.



C'mon Gael!!! ^_^

Monfils has a history of just stuffing things up tho.



Isner is gonna be the man

Berdy always disappoints me relative to the raw talent the guy's got, I think it's all too late for him to make a sustained impact on the rankings.

I hope you're right Gooch. I wish for Isner to make it to QF but I'm not sure if he can keep up this week physically speaking. :'(



We'll just have to see in the 3rd round when he plays against Berdych. (Fingers crossed.)

Berdych will lose in the second round :-)



But I really hope isner is physically recovered

Bellucci is gonna beat him.



I have faith ^_^

Hmm, it's possible James. Good point.



Their H2H is 3 Berdych to 2 Bellucci.

Last time they met was 2011 in Madrid QF where Bellucci won 7/6 (2), 6/3.



Bellucci has been playing much better since, I think. I totally forgot about Thomaz. ^_^

Bellucci is in my top 3 ^_^



Yeah he's had much better form than Berdych.

Come on jerzy

Well done janowicz.



Monfils , reset for us open :-)

Gael Monfils was accused by commentators of 'tanking'

during his first-round match at the Western and Southern Open in

Cincinnati on Monday, with the 14th-seeded Frenchman losing to

Poland's Jerry Janowicz 6-4 7-5 in 75 minutes.

Monfils served so quickly in the second set the ball boys barely had

time to get into position after each point before the ball was back in

play.

Television commentators said at one stage they thought Monfils was

in a hurry because he had a tee time booked to play golf.

During one rally he turned his back on his opponent briefly, prompting

disbelief in the commentary box.

"To not give 100 percent and be so blatant about it, I think it's

disrespectful," two-times U.S. Open champion Tracy Austin said on

Tennis Channel.

"It looked like exhibition tennis. We've seen that way too many times

with him.

"With Gael it's so difficult to watch because you know his upside

ceiling could be so big but he just goes away and doesn't even try."

Despite his apparent indifference, Monfils actually had a set point in

the second set before succumbing.