Here’s supermodel Mark Vanderloo promoting the Lexus CT 200h Hybrid at this week’s Mutua Madrid Open. I love that guys sprawled on cars is becoming a thing. Sex sells, I guess?
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Here’s supermodel Mark Vanderloo promoting the Lexus CT 200h Hybrid at this week’s Mutua Madrid Open. I love that guys sprawled on cars is becoming a thing. Sex sells, I guess?
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At least he looking better with age. 2003 French Open Champ Juan Carlos Ferrero got bounced out of this week’s Mutua Madrid Open in the first round by Thiemo De Bakker 2-6, 7-5, 6-4. This, after his recent return from seven months in the sidelines recovering from knee surgery.
“Physically I’m not very well,” explained the former World No. 1. “The situation is quite tough. I think it’s difficult to accept it but if the pain continues throughout the year, I suppose that in Valencia I will announce my retirement.”
Valencia: ATP Profile. Valencia is JCF’s hometown and he’s going to be the tourney director for the event.
Madrid: De Bakker is in the same quarter as Ferrer and Nole. See how it’s all playing out here.
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Bethanie Mattek-Sands needs to take her eyeblacking to the next level. Can we make a suggestion?
American on clay: At this week’s Mutua Madrid Open, she’s continuing her run into the single’s draw by beating qualifier Vania King 6-0, 6-2 in the second round. This, of course, after taking out Ana Ivanovic in three sets to start out the event. BMS’ll face the winner of the all-Italian battle between Schiavone and Errani. (Does Sara have the same Fed Cup beef as Vinci?)
Bracket: Mutua Madrid Women’s Singles.
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Roddick‘s out, but for the curious: Lacoste Short Sleeve Super Dry Stripe Polo; in black and white colorways; $85; lacoste.com. Note that wide contrast stripe on the pocket.
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Flavio of the week? We’re curious to see how deep Flavio Cipolla will make it into the men’s singles draw at this week’s Mutua Madrid Open. The Italian qualifier upset Andy Roddick in a performance that tells us the American’s answer to this question; Flavio next plays Michael Llodra, who also knocked out an American, Sam Querrey. In that section, we’re expecting a Nadal vs. Melzer quarterfinal. (Draw: Madrid Open Men’s Singles)
Clothes: Cipolla’s wearing a simple logo tee from Shot.
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North Carolina, Virginia remain on top of ITA college tennis rankings (released on February 19, 2013). Four new men’s, two new women’s teams appear in Top 75.
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