QR1: Thorben Sannen (BEL) UNR vs (q12) James Davis WR 1635 (CH = 1616 last month) QR1: (q4) Marcel Zielinski (GER) WR 1077 (CH = 1056 last month) vs Damian Rodriguez UNR QR1: (q6) Jonas Trinker (AUT) WR 1174 (CH = 755 in March 2020) vs Matthew Summers UNR QR1: Jack Karlsson Wistrand (SWE) WR 1862 (= CH...
Will Jansen was the GB U18 champion in 2021, when a year young, although he did not win the title in 2022. He was born in December 2004 (so a very young 2004-er), is in his last year of juniors, and will finish the year as GB's top boy player. Based in Middlesex, I believe. I know little about him - although I...
L56: (WC) Arthur Rinderknech (FRA) WR 51 vs Jack Draper WR 45 L56: Andy Murray WR 49 vs (WC) Gilles Simon (FRA) WR 195 (CH 6 in 2009) L56: Daniel Evans WR 26 vs Brandon Nakashima (USA) WR 44 L56: Miomir Kecmanovic (SRB) WR 28 vs (12) Cameron Norrie WR 13 I suppose this is the last tournament for Gilles?
QR1: (qWC) Nikita Snezhko (USA) UNR vs (q12) Hamish Stewart WR 1793 (CH = 1701 at the start of the month) Blu Baker & Toby Samuel should be in the main draw, both conceivably seeded.
Q1: LAMMAS, Annabelle (GBR) UNR/UNR =CH v DADACIU, Sabina (ROU) UNR/2031 (CH=1238/677 2021) -- Edited by Peter too on Sunday 6th of November 2022 04:27:13 PM
Sufficient Brit involvement in the doubles to warrant a separate thread, I feel. L24: (1) Rajeev Ram (USA) & Joe Salisbury CR 3 (1+2) vs BYE L24: (7) Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 35 (19+16) vs BYE L24: Maxime Cressy & Gonzalo Escobar (USA/ECU) CR 232 (189+43) vs Daniel E...
The Junior Davis Cup finals start in Turkey tomorrow and the draw has been made, pitting us against 4th seeds Italy, the Czech Republic and India in the group stage. The nominated team of Henry Searle, Viktor Frydrych and Oliver Bonding will have their work cut out particularly against Italy and the...
QR1: (q3) Yannick Wunderlich (GER) WR 1373 (CH = 1366 earlier this month) vs Sizya Kivanda UNR (CH = 1698 in August 2019) QR1: (q6) Alexis Canter WR 1454 (CH = 772 on September 2019) vs (qWC) Oscar Houille (*) (FRA) UNR (*) the name means "coal" (in its raw state) It looks as though Sean Hodkin may have cr...
Belgium, J4: R1: Wins for Joel Gibson and Dilhan Wisantha Losses for six others Cyprus, J5: Finbar McGarvey has won two rounds and is into the QFs Max Carrier won R1 but lost in R2 Kenya, J4: Luke West lost; Macy Denney-Richards has a BYE USA, J4: Tom Aston lost; Athina Schlepphorst has a BYE Bahr...
QR1: BYE vs (q11) Luke Simkiss UNR QR1: Benjamín Ferreira (CHI) UNR vs Matthew Howse UNR QR1: Vito dell'Elba (ITA) UNR vs Amil Dodds UNR QR1: Patrick Foley UNR (CH = 12271 in September 2019) vs Joan Busoms (ESP) UNR QR1: George Gregoriou (GRE) UNR vs John Horoz Garner UNR QR1: BYE vs Louis Quaynor...
QR1: (q6) Ali Habib UNR vs Hamidreza Nadaf (IRI) UNR (CH = 803 in October in 2019) Will Jansen should again be in the main draw as a JR. Let's hope he has as successful a week as last week.
QR1: (q1) Ben Jones WR 1022 (= CH) vs Stefano Liokossis (CAN) UNR QR1: (q6) James Story WR 1346 (CH = 1278 in August) vs (qWC) Samuel Paquette (CAN) UNR
Nearly all the Irish events have a big GB turnout, not surprisingly And we have the top seeds in both girls and boys (Georgiana Mititelu and Luca Bluett) However, the boys haven't started off all that well: R1 wins for Luca Bluett, Will Mottram and Tom Lefranc (q) But losses for Harry Lumb, James Hutc...
The singles main draw isn't out yet, so I'll keep my options open for now & not confine this thread to the doubles. L16: Purav Raja & Divij Sharan (IND/IND) CR 295 (154+141) vs (2) Jonny O'Mara & Philipp Oswald (AUT) CR 162 (90+72)
