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An afternoon at the Australian Open

Yesterday afternoon we went to Melbourne Park, home of the Australian Open.

The resort, nestled on the Yarra River has excellent views over the city.

The day promised a couple of good duels with participants from Argentina. In the central stadium, the Rod Laver, Del Potro faced with Baghdatis.

In a high court, Nalbandian was faced with the Lithuanian Berankis, almost a stranger.

So the fans showed up.

Lucas also lost no opportunity to pose with his favorite player.

To make time, we saw the Russian party Makarovi ...

... the Ukrainian Tsurenk.

won the Russian (a little crazy sometimes hysterical as vi). Then we moved to

Nalbandian match. The stadium was

completito, with many Argentines ...

... and a very nice Lithuanian swollen.

with English referee, took the toss and started the game.

"Who was that culeao Fernet and I took my little water left is mine? "

But David was a ghost. The physical wear of the first round left him without answers. And despite the effort it started bad and wrong.

Lithuanian played very well and the game was a breeze.

My friend Paul, crazy tennis, hung up IT for a few days and this year is working accredited journalists for a magazine .... Argentina

... so he followed the party taking notes, as applicable. (And I helped him with some photos)

Joseph and Roxana, whose specific mission was to encourage Nalbandian in Cordoba pure dialect, could not do much. David to answer them I could not (obviously I was not into the match).

Flor watched the game careful ...

... but Luke found more interesting the iPod Touch that what was happening on the court.

At one point David realized that the situation was unsustainable ...

... and left.

The evening began to close in Melbourne ....

The musicians began to appear on walks to the river bank ...

And with a beautiful full moon night painting the local ...

.... Rod Laver became the scene where Del Potro would also be on the road in this year's Australian Open.