Kuerten crashes out of Argentina Open

Fourth seed Gustavo Kuerten crashed out in the first round of the Argentina Open in Buenos Aires two days after losing a final in Chile.

Kuerten crashes out of Argentina Open
Wed, 18 Feb, 2004 - 06:47

Fourth seed Gustavo Kuerten crashed out in the first round of the Argentina Open in Buenos Aires two days after losing a final in Chile.

The Brazilian, a former world number one, suffered a 6-3 7-5 setback to David Ferrer of Spain, losing his second straight match after winning nine of his first 11 this season.

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CourtsTennisHeathrowPlace: Buenos AiresPlace: ChilePlace: SpainPlace: ArgentinaPlace: Vina del MarPlace: RomePlace: IsraelPlace: EcuadorPlace: FrancePlace: BrazilPerson: KuertenPerson: Gustavo KuertenPerson: David FerrerPerson: SanchezPerson: Fernando GonzalezPerson: Andre AgassiPerson: Carlos MoyaPerson: Harel LevyPerson: SpaniardPerson: ArgentiniansPerson: Agustin CalleriPerson: Galo BlancoPerson: Mariano ZabaletaPerson: Jean-Rene LisnardPerson: Juan Ignacio ChelaPerson: Giovanni LapenttiPerson: Jose AcasusoPerson: Gaston GaudioPerson: Juan MonacoPerson: Franco SquillariPerson: Diego MoyanoPerson: Olivier PatiencePerson: Flavio SarettaPerson: David SanchezEvent: Argentina OpenEvent: Tennis Masters SeriesOrganisation: adidas International
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