QR1: (q2) Lucas Gerch (GER) WR 445 (CH = 432 in February) vs George Loffhagen WR 943 (CH = 687 in December 2018) QR1: Daniel Cukierman (ISR) WR 846 (CH = 525 in February 2017) vs (q7) Aidan McHugh WR 540 (CH = 461 in August last year) QR1: Paulo Fernandes (POR) WR 1518 (CH = 1504 in March) vs Patrick Foley W...
QR1: Jay Clarke WR 179 (CH = 153 in July last year) vs (q24) Facundo Bagnis (ARG) WR 135 (CH = 55 in November 2016) QR1: Liam Broady WR 205 (CH = 154 in April 2018) vs Nicola Kuhn (ESP) WR 240 (CH =174 last October) The Innsbruck-born Spaniard is just 20.
Rusedski faces Tursunov in rd1 and could face I Minar/K Kim in rd2. He's in the same quarter as nemesis Thomas Johansson. The draw could have been worse but he could have done with avoiding Johansson. Should reach the quarters though
QR1: Emily Arbuthnott (GBR) 957 v Olga Parres Azcoitia (ESP) 836 [12] Katy Dunne should be the top seed in the main draw, and Freya Christie may have made it in as well. (Rankings from OER as the ITF site is not working at the moment)
Vote for who you think is player of the month. Top player or ties go through. Vote will close Sunday evening around 10 pm. -- Edited by JonH comes home on Saturday 26th of September 2020 09:45:25 PM
The ITF site is playing silly buggers - again! - so in no particular order & possibly not all Brits included: QR2: Luca Potenza (ITA) WR 1166 (CH = 1130 last September) vs Oscar Weightman UNR (CH = 1617 in September 2018) QR2: Yaraslav Shyla (BLR) WR 1025 (CH = 306 in June 2015) vs Sacha Modica UNR QR...
Working blind again, thanks to the fact that the sodding ITF site is once again MIA! QR1: George Davies UNR (CH = 1600 in May 2016) defeated Rodrigo Perdigão (BRA) UNR by 1 & QR1: Hugo Maia (POR) WR 1895 (CH = 1780 last September) defeated Patrick Foley WR 1581 (CH = 1271 last September) by 7-5 6-7(...
In Albania, J5: Roy Keegan and Louie Fletcher both got R1 wins. Nick Philibert lost, but it was to the 3rd seed, very close score (7-6(4), 7-5) and Nick is only a 2005-er so a good show. In Germany, J4, Ranah Stoiber won her R1 match. Luca Pow lost in R1. Will Nolan, a wildcard, came through qualis and is n...
Edmund cannot even win R1 matches at the moment, and he has quite a few points to come off now and at the start of the year. Draper, if he could go deep in a few challengers etc, he could be ranked 150 in 6-7 months time. They could have similar rankings? debate.
i've picked this up from Wikipedia but Bobby Wilson the British player from the 1950's and 1960's has passed away. He was 84. He had a distinguished career and reached the singles quarter finals of the French once, Wimbledon 4 times and the US twice. He also played in the 1960 Wimbledon mens 'doubl...
Not too much of a 'road' I guess, more mainly just for a bit of entry list build up. Konta - all but guaranteed to be a 9-16 seed, but whether that's 9-12 or 13-16 will depend on how she, and (mainly) others do in Rome this week, plus any additional withdrawals to Barty from those currently ranked above her....
QR1: Harriet Dart WR 151 (CH 121 in January 2019) vs (q5) Mihaela Buzarnescu (ROU) WR 127 (CH 20 in August 2018) The winner will play Bara or Mrdeza. The other seed in this section is (q14) Kucova. QR1: Samantha Murray Sharan WR 191 (CH 165 in September 2013) vs Arina Rodionova (AUS) WR 165 (CH 116 in Octo...
QR1: Aleksandra Pitak (GBR) 868 v Qinwen Zheng (CHI) 410 [8]QR1: Katarzyna Pitak (GBR) UNR v Nila Radisic (SLO) 528 [11](Rankings from OER as ITF site is not working at the moment)
