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Post Info TOPIC: Boys & Girls: 2018 European under 18 Junior Championships, Switzerland, clay - Grade B1 (Week 30)


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Boys & Girls: 2018 European under 18 Junior Championships, Switzerland, clay - Grade B1 (Week 30)


Klosters is as usual the venue for the under 18 European Championships. Anton Matusevich is seeded to meet Deney Wassermann again in the last 16 (Anton won 7-5 in the third at Wimbledon). Both our girls have tough matches against players who have respectable WTA rankings. Live scores should be available at http://scores.tennisticker.de/sui/sb.html?tournid=3819

Boys R2 (L64)

Jacob Fearnley v Stefanos Savva (CYP)

Luca Puljic (BIH) v (9) Anton Matusevich

Girls R2 (L64)

Victoria Allen v (7) Yasmine Mansouri (FRA)

Anastasia Kulikova (RUS) v Destinee Martins



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Was Lee Childs our last winner of this event?

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Mervatron2 wrote:

Was Lee Childs our last winner of this event?


 Lee is our only singles winner in any of the three age groups (U18 in 2000). Kyle Edmund reached the under 14 final in 2009



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Comfortable wins for the boys. Victoria is on court now (currently 2*-3)

Boys R2 (L64)

Jacob Fearnley d. Stefanos Savva (CYP) 6-4 6-2
(9) Anton Matusevich d. Luca Puljic (BIH) 6-3 6-2



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Girls R2 (L64)

Victoria Allen lost to (7) Yasmine Mansouri (FRA) 2-6 2-6

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Girls R2 (L64)

Anastasia Kulikova (RUS) def. Destinee Martins (GBR) 6-4 6-4

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Although the girls were seeded they lost early in doubles, so it is all up to the boys (they are currently on court in doubles leading 5-2)

Boys R3

Jacob Fearnley v (16) Admir Kalender (CRO)
Benedikt Emesz (AUT) v (9) Anton Matusevich

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Boys R3

(9) Anton Matusevich (GBR) def. Benedikt Emesz (AUT) 6-7(2) 6-0 6-0

Jacob Fearnley lost to (16) Admir Kalender (CRO) 4-6 4-6


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Deney Wassermann lost out to a Spaniard who will therefore be Anton's next opponent. Anton & Jacob are on court at the moment, trailing 3-6 1-0 to a French pair

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Alex Martinez (ESP) v (9) Anton Matusevich (GBR)

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It didn't get any better for Anton & Jacob, who lost 3 & 2

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Decent effort but that ends GB's interest in the U18 singles:

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Alex Martinez (ESP) def. (9) Anton Matusevich (GBR) 4-6 7-5 6-1


Martinez is also a 2001-born. And has a junior ITF ranking of JWR 1884 !!! (although we know that Spanish players pretty much ignore juniors). His adult ATP ranking is 1701

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The advantage of living in probably the perfect climate for Tennis and a week in week out futures circuit attracting players from around Europe/the world to test themselves on it.

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Oakland2002 wrote:

The advantage of living in probably the perfect climate for Tennis and a week in week out futures circuit attracting players from around Europe/the world to test themselves on it.


 I think the other important advantages include their domestic money tournaments which are very important too - when you look at Martinez' record, he hasn't played that many ITF events - pretty similar to Anton.

And the club structure which allows for lots of good players (both Spanish and other) to use it as their base, play together etc. - without people telling them it's 'doubles day' and they have to get off the courts !



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