Spanish veteran Feliciano Lopez makes ATP World Tour Finals debut this week at London’s O2. At 35 – which he says is 200 in tennis years – the current world No. 28 in singles teams up with fellow Spaniard and Lopez, Marc, to compete in the doubles.
They entered the Finals ranked the No.4 team, with Feliciano as the 9th best men’s doubles player on the planet. His highest ranking in the singles was No.12 last year.
Together with Marc they won this year’s French Open beating the Bryan brothers in the final. They also reached the US Open semi finals. The left-handler signed my sketch this week at the O2.
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Forgive me Mark, but I’m having a little trouble with the forshortening on the right hand/arm on Lopez. Am i not seeing this sketch correctly? It appears to be protruding from the middle of his clavicle to me. I greatly admire your work, always have, so again, i apologize if i am just not viewing the sketch right. Tak care, JDK
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Hi James, I had a look and it seems the chest line wasn’t showing up in the scanned drawing, so I’ve rescanned and uploaded the sketch. I did this one in a bit of a hurry, so thanks for pointing that out. Cheers, M
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