verdasco ends Murray’s dream.
by bahamaderek on Jan.26, 2009, under Andy Murray, Fernando Verdasco
You have to hand it to Fernando Verdasco, who bounced back from being two sets to one down against a player he had lost to on five previous occasions and was rated, pre-match, as one of the favourites for the tournament. Much will be made of the fact that he upset Andy Murray, the Australian Open
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