With 10 players in the main draw here, it seems best to give them a separate thread. In the boys, in the MD, we have: Charlie Robertson (age 14), Tobey Lock who came through qualis, Mason Dace, George Russell and - supposedly - Rhys Watters. I say supposedly because Rhys is listed in the main draw, as a qu...
R1: GREY, Sarah Beth (GBR) 463 (CH=426 2018) v GANZ, Fiona (SUI) Q 750 (CH=636 2019) Samantha and Naiktha were late withdrawals. -- Edited by Peter too on Wednesday 6th of October 2021 10:00:12 AM
QR1: (q3) Millen Hurrion WR 918 (= CH) vs BYE QR1: Mandresy Rakotomalala (FRA) UNR (CH = 1094 in October 2015) vs (q11) Ben Jones WR 1499 (CH = 1292 in August 2019) The Aussie, Li Tu, is the q1 & was a place below Millen in the qualies acceptance list, while Ronan Joncour is the q2 & he was a place ab...
QR1: (q2) Giles Hussey WR 1331 (= CH) vs José Elías Yapur (CHI) UNR QR1: (qWC) Jake Bangdia (USA) UNR vs (q6) Adam Jones WR 1666 (CH = 1580 in April 2018) QR1: (q4) Jack Gibbens WR 1392 (CH = 1381 in April) vs Alex Jones (USA) UNR
OK, maybe not the greatest match of all time, but I was rather enjoying the fluctuating fortunes of the Schuettler v Clement match, when it got to early in the 4th set tiebreaker. The up popped Sue. Sorry our time is up on BBC 2. Ha, but the Women's semi-final was still in it's early stages on BBC 1, so eas...
QR1: Ying Hou UNR vs (q11) Dominik Recek (CZE) WR 1742 (CH = 1507 in August 2019) QR1: Sizya Kivanda UNR (CH = 1698 in August 2019) vs (q9) Antonin Stepanek (CZE) WR 1625 (CH = 1235 in December 2018) Luke Johnson should be in the main draw.
R1: GILLAN, Alice (GBR) 5 833/130 (CH=685/49 2019) v BECERRA, Ana Maria (COL) WC 1446/963 (CH=1271/832 2019) -- Edited by Peter too on Wednesday 6th of October 2021 12:47:48 AM
QR1: (q1) Blu Baker WR 1324 (= CH) vs (qWC) Connor King (USA) UNR QR1: (q5) Jordan Parker (USA) WR 1625 (CH = 1210 in October 2019) vs Matthew Beecher UNR
QR1: (q2) Harry Wendelken WR 1132 (CH = 1131 last month) vs BYE QR1: Cameron Price UNR vs Peter Sychev (ISR) UNR QR1: (q5) Tom Hands WR 1426 (CH = 1333 in March last year) vs BYE
Q1: WEBLEY-SMITH, Emily (GBR) 9 542 (CH=240 2011) v Bye Q2: WEBLEY-SMITH, Emily (GBR) 9 542 (CH=240 2011) v HAMALiY, Elizabet (POR) 1072 (CH=1040 2021) -- Edited by Peter too on Monday 4th of October 2021 02:31:14 PM
3 players in the final - you know the rules , winner takes all. Poll will be closed 9 pm Tuesday finalists are: Emma Raducanu - Winner of US Open Womens Singles as a qualifier Joe Salisbury - Winner of US Open Mens Doubles and Mixed Doubles (and ATP. 250 San Diego!) Liam Broady - Winner of ATP Challenger...
L16: (4) Treat Huey (PHI) & Jonny O'Mara (GBR) CR 207 (135+72) vs Antoine Hoang (FRA) & Kyrian Jacquet (FRA) CR 1183 (146+1037) Jonny, in the Sofia 250 final with Ken Skupski, has a new partner for the following week. -- Edited by Stircrazy on Saturday 2nd of October 2021 04:51:06 PM-- Edited...
So here we are, phew As mentioned elsewhere, Emma gets a bye to the final This poll is to decide who runs off against her - 10 great players. Poll will close at 9 pm tonight - only the player with most votes will go through to that final, no 50% threshold in this months poll. Please add if any colour is missi...
L32: Lorenzo Sonego (ITA) WR 24 (CH = 23 last month) vs Cameron Norrie WR 28 (= CH) L32: (SE) Kwon Soonwoo (KOR) WR 82 (CH = 69 in March last year) vs (8) Daniel Evans WR 23 (= CH) L32: (WC) Kei Nishikori (JPN) WR 54 (CH = 4 in March 2015) vs (WC) Andy Murray WR 113 (CH = 1 in November 2016) The top seed is Rublev,...
In Greece, J4: A R1 win for Serena Manca (age 14) but Anjali Kotecha and Alaia R Perez lost In the dubs though, the results were the other way round. Croatia, J4: Vlada Kozak won in R1 Diana Makarenko lost Baku, J5: R1 win for Zach Stephens Mason Dace still to play the pair won their R1 dubs too
The second week sees a the A team arrive for the boys Louis Bowden and Matt Rankin come to boost the ranks (fresh from decent results in Spain). So Paul Inchauspe (FRA) has a bit more competition this week. Most of the others are the same, including Phoenix, last week's finalist. All foreign pl...
Louis Bowden and Matt Rankin come to boost the ranks (fresh from decent results in Spain). So Paul Inchauspe (FRA) has a bit more competition this week. Most of the others are the same, including Phoenix, last week's finalist. All foreign pl...