Acasuso retires in second round of Movistar Open

Feb 04, 2010
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Acasuso retires in second round of Movistar Open

Published Feb 04, 2010

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)—Former champion Jose Acasuso of Argentina has retired during his second-round match at the Movistar Open because of an injury.

Acasuso, the Movistar champion in 2006 and runner-up last year, won the first set from countryman Eduardo Schwank 7-6 (3) on Thursday but was injured in the second set and quit the match after losing the set 6-2.

In another match on Thursday, Peter Luczak of Australia advanced to the quarterfinals, beating David Marrero of Spain 6-3, 7-6 (4).