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David Ferrer - Javea, Spain
Ferrer
5 Singles Ranking
Spain Spain
 
  Age:31 (02.04.1982)
Birthplace:Javea, Spain
Residence:Valencia, Spain
Height:5'9" (175 cm)
Weight:160 lbs (73 kg)
Plays:Right-handed
Turned Pro:2000
Coach:Javier Piles
Website:http://www.davidferrer.com
 
Singles Statistics as of 20.05.2013
  Ranking Week Change W-L Titles Prize Money*
2013 Current 5   1 31-9 2 $1,495,019
Career High 4 25.02.2008 519-255 20 $18,544,109 *Singles & Doubles combined
Doubles Statistics as of 20.05.2013
  Ranking Week Change W-L Titles Prize Money*
2013 Current 345   4 0-1 0 $1,495,019
Career High 42 24.10.2005 67-103 2 $18,544,109 *Singles & Doubles combined
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Player Stats as of: 20.05.2013

Service Record Year-to-Date
Aces 109
Double Faults 76
1st Serve 63%
1st Serve Points Won 69%
2nd Serve Points Won 52%
Break Points Faced 247
Break Points Saved 57%
Service Games Played 478
Service Games Won 78%
Service Points Won 63%
Return Record Year-to-Date
1st Serve Return Points Won 36%
2nd Serve Return Points Won 56%
Break Points Opportunities 371
Break Points Converted 46%
Return Games Played 455
Return Games Won 37%
Return Points Won 44%
Total Points Won 53%
Year In Review

2013

Started season by reaching Doha SFs (l. to Davydenko in 2 sets)…Tied Emerson’s record of four Auckland titles (d. Kohlschreiber in straight sets final) after third straight triumph…Marked the second time Ferrer had won a tournament in three successive seasons, adding to his current run in Acapulco (2010-2012)…

On 22 January, he recorded his 500th match win over Almagro in Australian Open QFs…Reached his second Australian Open SF (also 2011), losing to Djokovic in three sets…Had been attempting to become the fifth Spaniard to reach the final in tournament history…On 28 January rose one spot to World No. 4 for the first time since 25 August 2008…

On 24 February, successfully defended his Buenos Aires title (d. Wawrinka in 3 sets) and in turn, lifted his 20th ATP World Tour trophy…It was his 10th clay-court crown, moving into a third place tie with Davydenko and Federer among active players for the most titles on the surface…

On 2 March, in his 36th ATP World Tour final at Acapulco, as three-time reigning champion, lost to Nadal in two sets…Dropped to 20-16 in title matches…Fell in ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Indian Wells 2R (l. to Anderson)…

On 31 March, failed to convert 1 M.P. at 6-5 in 3rd set versus Murray in ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami final…Was the fourth Spaniard to reach the Miami final…Dropped to 1-4 lifetime in ATP World Tour Masters 1000 finals…As four-time runner-up, fell to Tursunov in Barcelona 1R…

On 5 May, dropped to 20-18 in ATP World Tour finals after losing to Wawrinka in Oeiras title match…Fell to Nadal in ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Madrid QFs and Rome QFs…
Personal
Born in Javia but moved to Gandia at age 13, then two years later to Barcelona to attend Catalan Tennis Federation...Spent nine months at Equelite, Juan Carlos Ferrero’s Academy in Villena before moving back to Javea while practising in Denia...Father, Jaime, is an accountant, and his mother, Pilar, is an elementary school teacher...Older brother, Javier, who is a tennis coach and former Spanish junior champion (under 13)...His other favorite sports are football and basketball and big fan of Valencia FC...Enjoys reading and he keeps every book.

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