Legg Mason Tennis Classic: We Miss You Already

Legg Mason Doubles Champion Michael Llodra invites you into this post.

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Injury Update: Gonzo Is Out, Delpo is BACK!!!

First the bad news:

Fernando Gonzalez will have surgery next month on his right hip, and possibly his knees, side lining him for at least 9 months.  He has been out of action for most of the year, with his most recent return ending in a first round retirement at the US Open.  Lets hope for a speedy recovery for Chili's top player.

And now to the fabulous news:

We heard whispers that he was coming, but now it is confirmed,

Don't speak Spanish?  Well, neither do I, but it means that Del Potro will be playing next week in the Thailand Open, his first tourney back since his wrist injury.  Thank the Tennis Gods!  He has been missed.

SERENA LOSES HER TEMPER AND THE MATCH

Updated on Sunday, September 13, 2009 at 8:26PM by [OnTheGoTennis]

Serena Williams, last year's US Open Champion lost dramatically tonight to Kim Clijsters 6-4, 7-5 due to a code violation for unsportsmanlike conduct. Serena was serving down a set, and 5-6 15-30 in the second set, when she was called for a foot fault on her 2nd serve, resulting in a double fault. That's where things get UGLY.

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Gonzo, Rafa, and the Rain: Men's Quarterfinal

Rain and wind were the two biggest players in tonight's men's quarter-final match between Rafael Nadal and Fernando Gonzalez.  The match was officially suspended during the second set tiebreaker, where Nadal is currently up a set and leads the tiebreaker 3-2.  Whoever wins tomorrow will have a tough road ahead; needing to play 3 straight matches in a row to get to the finals.  This is probably more of a concern for Rafa who is playing with an aggravated abdominal injury.  Hopefully they will play the 1st match tomorrow scheduled for 12:30 pm.  To be continued...........

Update on Saturday, September 12, 2009 at 1:37PM by [OnTheGoTennis]

Rafael Nadal defeated Fernando Gonzalez 7-6(4),  7-6(2),  6-0 to advance to the semifinals.  It only took 39 minutes for Rafa to grab the spot.  Vamos!