Juan Martin del Potro recovers to crush David Ferrer in Wimbledon 2013 quarters

Potro broke twice to win the first set and clinched the second after Ferrer cracked at 4-4.

Juan Martin del Potro recovered from a horrible first-game fall to overpower David Ferrer 6-2 6-4 7-6(5) and reach the Wimbledon semi-finals for the first time on Wednesday.

The towering eighth seed looked on the verge of pulling out when he injured his already-bandaged left knee after skidding on the fifth point and needing lengthy treatment.

He continued,however,and produced a barrage of baseline bombs to leave fourth seed Ferrer floundering.

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Striking his sledgehammer forehand with effortless power,Del Potro broke twice to win the first set and clinched the second after Ferrer cracked at 4-4.

The Spaniard looked weary from the effort of reaching his second consecutive Wimbledon quarter-final on top of getting to the French Open final but battled hard in the third.

Former U.S. Open champion Del Potro proved invincible,though,and wrapped up an outstanding victory with a crunching forehand winner after two hours 16 minutes.

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