Rafael Nadal vs. Nikolay Davydenko 2009 ATP World Tour Finals Odds: The first two losers of Group B will meet on Thursday morning at the O2 Arena in London, as world No.2 Spaniard, Rafael Nadal [EVEN] is listed as the sports betting odds underdog against No.7 in the world, Nikolay Davydenko [-140 ML].
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While Nadal was defeated by world No.8 Robin Soderling, for the second straight time (6-4, 6-4), Davydenko was beaten by world No.3 Novak Djokovic (3-6, 6-4, 7-5) as he did in last year’s ATP World Tour Finals.
“If you want to still talk about me (being) No. 1, I can, but I think is not the right moment. My level right now I think is not to be No. 1,” Nadal said. “My level is to be still fighting and practicing hard to be ready as soon as possible to compete another time with equal conditions with everybody.”
In the ATP World Tour Finals opening round, it was clear that neither Nadal nor Davydenko were at their best. For the Spaniard, it’s clear that his problems are more mental than physical, as he lacks that aggressiveness that has gotten him 6 Grand Slam titles already.
“The second half of the year was difficult for me,” Nadal said. “But I am working really hard to come back at my best level. I think I’m not far away from my best level.”
For Davydenko, he appears to be suffering from some sort of respiratory problem. During his match against Djokovic, Davydenko called for a trainer, appearing to have problems breathing. “Some doctors say maybe asthma,” Davydenko said. “Some say maybe allergy. Some say bronchitis.”
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