David Ferrer became the man of the tie. The Jávea, with his victory over Stanislas Wawrinka, made it 3-1 in the first knockout round of the Davis Cup 2010 held on the clay of the Plaza de Toros de La Ribera de Logroño and sealed the move to the quarterfinals of this competition, where he hopes France.

David Ferrer beat Stanislas Wawrinka in the duel of 1’s by an aggregate score of 6-2, 6-4 and 6-0 after two hours and thirty-four minutes of play in a clash played on clay Rioja. After some early moments in which a cold Foster had to save an adverse situation of 0-40, the Alicante came into the game. David succeeded in proposing a confrontation from the bottom of the track, with heavy exchanges that gradually undermined the morale of an impatient and erratic Wawrinka he saw as his opponent broke serve in the first option he had, in the fifth game. A break that sank encourage the Swiss, who thereafter began to play around, committing a string of countless unforced errors. Ferrer took advantage of this situation, achieved a break and closed again in your favor the first set in just 38 minutes.
In the second set up the level of tennis because it was much finer Wawrinka. At least in the beginning. The Swiss No. 1 had fifteen minutes of great lucidity in which to base all winners and an exhibition of reflex volleys at the net and managed to break the serve of Spanish and enjoy a 1-4 in his favor on the scoreboard. However, David starred in a new installment of hard work, consistency and quality that led him to formalize the comeback. Five games in a row and the second act that goes to the Spanish box. With the mountain as uphill, Wawrinka threw in the towel. Moreover when Ferrer did break in the first game of the third act. The Swiss merely staking everything on without success, to reprimand an audience that booed her bad gestures on track and prove that, after recently enjoying his fatherhood, his physique is the least limited. David, meanwhile, proved to be strong morally, in moments of intensity, namely keeping a cool head and be able to pull forward with guarantees. Increased income in the marker (made eleven games in a row!) And ended up closing the game brilliantly.
This victory, coupled with Nicolas Almagro on Marco Chiudinelli (6-1, 6-3) in the party that closed the day, Spain win by 4-1 to Switzerland, thus sealing the ticket for the quarterfinals, where France now hopes the Tsonga, Monfils, Simon, Gasquet, Bennetteau, Llodra,