Week 1 - from 30/12 : Men's Singles ITF M25 Indore, India Alastair Gray Men's Doubles ATP 250 Brisbane, QLD, Australia Julian Cash & Lloyd Glasspool ATP 250 Hong Kong Luke Johnson ( & Sander Arends, NED ) Juniors ITF J60 Arlon, Belgium BD: Liam Channon (16) ( & Romain Andres, FRA )
We are almost at the first weekend in October, 1 of 5, so it is also time to kick this on, as the vote for September takes placeStraight on with the next nominations process; the period ends Sunday 2nd November, another 5 week process. This month it will really be 5 weeks, not almost 6!! Remember, anyone c...
We've had a specific rankings thread in the women's section for ages. But not one in the men's. So, in the good-old period, it all got put in the STEVEN thread. Which seemed a little weird after a while. And during the horrid-old period, there was the transition tour section for ITF rankings, and we har...
Well, it's got to be done..... Sonay Kartal, age 19, has just won the ITF 15 title in Turkey, and deserves her own thread. A promising youngster, who played a lot against/with Emma Raducanu as a tiddler and young teenager, she's had a few injuries issues and, for whatever reason, didn't travel abroad...
Many of the Brits seem to have decamped to the middle of the Med! Can't really blame 'em! QR1: Beren Tan (TUR) UNR vs (q14) Thomas Drayton UNR QR1: (q3) Joe Leather WR 1302 (CH = 1297 last month) vs BYE QR1: Jude Dixon UNR vs Hlib Kovalenko (UKR) UNR QR1: Thomas Linley UNR vs Adam Kushnir UNR QR1: Ha...
Long overdue I think, better than bundling all sorts into the Leeds and non league thread. I see, after all the speculation, Graham Potter has just left Swansea to join Brighton, signing a 4 year deal. I know everyone wants to progress in their career / life and the lure of the Premier League would be big...
Lots of byes, and plenty of new names (to me at least). It's a 64 draw qualifying, but there are 26 byes and only 6 seeds (have to have an ITF ranking at least to be seeded)A wide age range - I have included juniors ages, but none of them have a ranking.QR1:- Swasthika Arunkumar (GBR) UNR/UNR v Beth Gerley (...
L16: (1) Jarno Jans & Niels Visker (NED/NED) CR 643 (310+333) vs Joe Cooper & Jelle Sels (NED) CR 2214 (1963+551) [L16: Alessio Basile & Tibo Colson (BEL/BEL) CR 2475 (1866+609) vs Oliver Johansson & Nikola Slavic (SWE/SWE) CR 1218 (703+515)] L16: (3) Finn Murgett & James S...
QR1: Filip Hromnik (SVK) UNR vs (q16) Mason Dace UNR QR1: (q5) Fredrik Krogh Solheim (NOR) WR 1997 (CH = 1851 in May) vs Sam Bird UNR QR1: (q7) Nicolas Philibert UNR (CH = 1586 in January last year) vs Maximilian Alessandro Erhardt (GER) UNR QR1: Younes Jenkins UNR vs Yassine Emtil (MAR) UNR QR1: Zak...
Time to start scratching your heads and come up with your predictions for 2025. We had 38 entries last year, almost the same as the previous year. It would be great to see a few more taking part this year, especially from some of the more recent and more active members. The closing date for entries is midn...
L32: Emile Hudd WR 704 (CH = 520 last November) vs (6) Jake Delaney (AUS) WR 509 (CH = 434 in September last year) L32: Qualifer vs Finn Bass WR 971 (CH = 756 in September 2018)
Feels wrong that we dont have a discussion on this to allow people to comment - the British government have tonight urged China to prove she is safe. Good. I support the wta in their stance and getting out of China is their only reasonable option now. It is untenable for the wta to play in China next year I...
I often come on this forum to find, sadly, that no one has made it to Friday (usually Quarter Finals day). So I'm going to start this thread to celebrate those that do! Week 45Challenger 80 ($54,160+H) - Knoxville, TN, USA (hard)QF: Liam Broady WR 262 vs Gijs Brouwer (NED) WR 441 (CH = 342 Aug 19)ITF M15 - C...
J100 Croatia Henry Best lost in R2 Lara Savic lost in R1 Bella Relton is into the QF in dubs J60 Kenya Grace Chinwike is into R3 Zayna Ayub got a win and lost in R2 Tahlia Ayandare and Dylan Ssentoogo both lost in their first MD matches J60 USA (5) Athina Schlepphorst lost in her first match (to a 13 year-o...
Obviously, there's a lot of GB presence here, as always, although not among the top seeds But still worth it's own thread Boys R1 wins for: Charlie Ruffell; Henry Redfern; Scott Yates; Alex Winder; Max Williams; Olivier Domagalski R1 losses for: Ron Roopesh; Casey Unitt Girls: R1 wins for: Dasha J...