Some "interesting" players in the warm up event to the masters in the doubles draw (like Sascha Zverev). Top seeds are Nicholas Munroe and Jackson Withrow L32: Radu Albot & Marius Copil (MDA/ROU) WR 335 (136+199) vs (4) Luke Bambridge & Lloyd Glasspool CR 255 (50+205)
L32: Luca Nardi (ITA) WR 1464 (CH = 1424 in July 2018 - that would've been just before the lad's 15th b/day!) vs Alexis Canter WR 1007 (CH = 772 last September)
QR1: (q1) Billy Harris WR 817 (CH = 609 in October 2018) vs Alexis Boureau (FRA) WR 1932 (CH = 1247 in November 2018) QR1: Russell Henderson UNR vs (q11) Alessandro Coppini (ITA) WR 1211 (CH = 1198 last September) QR1: (q5) Milan Weite (GER) WR 927 (= CH) vs Alexander Romay UNR
I'm going to start this thread now, since Seagull has indicated he cannot post until Monday now (with the versions he thought he had posted gong awol) and either he or FW can add the men's later. For the women this is a more limited number of women involved compared with the previous few weeks. Interes...
A good draw for Heather it would seem, though Coco did win 3 matches in the recent Oracle Challenger event in Newport Beach. Good to see Katie playing here too, though her work will be cut out first round. R32: Heather WATSON (GBR) [7] 69 vs Coco VANDEVEGHE (USA) (SR] 193 (CH:10) R32: Katie BOULTER (GBR...
Arthur Fery moves from British pro events to being top seeded in central Russia for a Grade 1 junior event. Boys R1 (L48) (1) Arthur Fery bye (Q) Anton Arzhankin (RUS) v Peter Alam Girls R1 (L48) (6) Matilda Mutavdzic bye (WC) Anna Grigoreva (RUS) v Jasmine Conway
This week there are two major Tennis Europe tournaments. For the under 14s the Kungens Kanna and Drottningens Pris is a well established event in Sweden in the top Super Category. Usually there is live streaming (I haven't found a link yet) but there are definitely live scores The main draw featu...
Algeria, J4: With a title now under her belt, Millie Mae Matthews carried on where she left off last week, this time beating the top seed in R1, 6-3 2-6 6-3 Nora Khediri and Cheri Darley are also in the MD Louie Fletcher is in the boys. Austria, J3: Millie Bisset, seeded 2, won her R1 match. Spain, J3: Bar...
L32: Billy Harris WR 817 vs Tiago Cação (POR) WR 579 (CH = 394 Dec 2018)Edit: just adding the accents before it drives me to distracton-- Edited by Stircrazy on Tuesday 25th of February 2020 01:08:14 AM
I cant say I know the criteria in depth, but ERA have a nice little page showing positions in terms of the Race to get a position in the Olympics. As it stands, both Jo (37th) and Heather (45th) appear in the Top 56 ladies who would qualify. I believe there is a maximum of 4 players per country that are counte...
Kyle is in the main draw after withdrawals. Cam perhaps didn't originally enter the tournament or wants to gain some more matches via qualifying (he would've made the MD himself). QR1: (q1) Cameron Norrie WR 60 (CH 41) vs (WC) Ryan Harrison WR 433 (CH 40 July 2017) H2H: 0-1, Atlanta 2018 (Outdoor Hard)...
L48: Ryan Peniston WR 380 (CH = 359 last November) vs Evan King (USA) WR 355 (CH = 185 in April 2018) L48: (7) Liam Broady WR 228 (CH = 154 in April 2018) vs BYE
L16: Roman Jebavy & Igor Zelenay (CZE/SVK) CR 147 (75+72) vs (2) Marcelo Arévalo (ESA) & Jonny O'Mara CR 118 (61+57) That's not going to be a cakewalk!
Mandy was originally in the singles MD here but withdrew. Rather surprisingly though since she was not on the singles entry list, Anna Popescu has popped up here in the doubles draw, and she has a good partner too. R16: Anna POPESCU/ Chiara SCHOLL (GBR/USA) 955 (688+267) vs Katharina HERING/ Arlinda...
There's no obvious home for this article from Stu Fraser's regular "The Slice" column in today's Times, so I thought I'd start this thread, which Jaggy can safely avoid! Canadian coach, Louis Cayer, who turned Britain into a doubles powerhouseThere are many areas in British tennis that are in need...
Q1: GREY, Sarah Beth (GBR) 666 v KUDERMETOVA, Veronika (RUS) 38 =CHQ1: PURSNANI, Vera (GBR) UNR v DABROWSKI, Gabriela (CAN) 447 CH=164 2014 -- Edited by Peter too on Friday 14th of February 2020 08:45:40 PM
We have a big turnout in Norway so I've given it its own thread In the boys, there were R1 wins for: Matt Rankin; Sam Reeve; and Alex Knox Jones Will add girls later as results are still pending.