David Nalbandian to play in ATP World Tour 250 Movistar Open

David Nalbandian to play in ATP World Tour 250 Movistar Open
January 31, 2011 - 12:51 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - Argentine Armenian David Nalbandian will make his third appearance at the Movistar Open, where he will look to win his first ATP title since August 2010.

In round 1, he will face his compatriot Carlos Berlocq.

The tournament winner will receive $68,850 and additional 250 points in ATP rankings.

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