Good start of the grass campaign for the world no.5.
David Ferrer is not a specialist of the grass court, but he is still not that bad either! The Spaniard was the first seed at Hertogenbosch and there was not much competition (the second seed was Troicki), but winning this tournament is still a good sign before playing Wimbledon.
“Now I want to enjoy this moment and tomorrow I will focus on Wimbledon,” Ferrer said. “I played my best match of the week.”
Bookmakers give Ferrer winning in Wimbledon 200/1. Is this a bad bet?
