After losing his first 13 matches against Rafael Nadal, Fernando Verdasco is now on a two-match winning streak against his fellow lefty countryman. The Spaniards hadn't played each other since 2012, when, on the hallowed blue clay of the Madrid Open, Verdasco beat Nadal 6-3, 3-6, 7-5.
Various Videos on Verdasco's Victory over Nadal in Miami
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Published Mar 30, 2015