Rafael Nadal once again showed his great play on clay, this time against Nikolay Davydenko. The Spaniard won the match with a score of 63 62 and has a 24-1 record at the event, with his only loss being in the second round against Alex Corretja in 2003. He will now face David Ferrer, who had a close one against Fernando Gonzalez, this time winning it 62 26 76(5).
This year's final is a repeat All-Spanish final in 2008, and Nadal has a 6-3 head to head record against Ferrer.
Good luck and may the better player win!
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