David’s first step in Queen’s tournament, which is played in London on grass, had good results. In his debut in the second round he knocked out the Serbian Viktor Troicki 6-4 and 7-6 (4) in one hour and 39 minutes of game, making his run to the fourth round. Tomorrow, Thursday, Nalbandian will face the French Nicolas Mahut, with whom he is 1-0 in their history after a match played in Estoril 2006. But that was on clay. The French holds a good record: he knocked out Nadal in this same tournament in 2007, while the man from Cordoba is putting himself to the test after suffering some feelings of discomfort due to a sports hernia. It won’t be an easy match.