US open Tennis and  Cardoba Nalbandian:

US open tennis begins today at the hard courts of Flushing Meadows, New York. Recovered from hip surgery and wanting to regain lost time, Argentine David Nalbandian is the top Latin American tennis hope the U.S. Open tennis. David cardoba Nalbandian, seeded 31, leads a contingent of 15 Latin American rackets in this tournament, among which are also his countryman Juan Monaco (N30), Fernando Gonzalez (n.27) and Brazil’s Thomaz Bellucci (N 26), the highest ranked in the men’s.

The Cordoba Nalbandian reached the tournament in top form after a 2010 campaign in which harvest 22 wins and one loss with a title.Just two months ago, Argentine tennis player was ranked 153 of the ATP world rankings,
but since then was finding his game and now competes in the ninth U.S. Open with high hopes of reissuing the feat of his compatriot Juan Martin del Potro, champion last year.

Del Potro could not recover in time for an operation on his right wrist and missed a chance to defend his crown, won fair and square in a close final against Swiss Roger Federer, who then cut the string of five titles in this tournament .Nalbandian, former world number three whose best performance at these events was to reach the semifinals in 2003, in the first round will face South African Rik De Voest (# 231).

However, his path to an eventual end will have a very difficult to move stone called Rafael Nadal, world number one arrives ready to be the only Grand Slam title he lacks in his career. Gonzalez is competing in his ninth U.S. Open with a desire to move from the quarter-finals, the best round he has achieved in 2002 and 2010.His way in this tournament starts in the first round to Croatia’s Ivan Dodig (# 148), and seems to reach the quarter-final, if he can beat Croatian Marin Cilic (# 11), against which has a balance -1.