Another sizeable British contingent: QR1: (q1) Billy Harris WR 967 (CH = 609 in October last year) vs Alexander Romay UNR QR1: Sean Hodkin WR 1523 (1181 in June last year) vs (q10) Marco Mosciatti (ITA) WR 1217 (= CH) QR1: Nicolas Demeroutis (BEL) WR 1709 (CH = 1600 in September) vs Barney Fitzpatri...
Q1: RADUCANU, Emma (GBR) 6 503 v REYNGOLD, Ekaterina (RUS) 1070 CH=959 21/10/19 [18yo JCH=345]Emma's opponent sounds like something from a Wagnerian Opera.
Both Pitak sisters could do with a boost this week. Ola especially has failed to kick on these last few weeks after achieving a CH on 21 Oct, and it would be good to see her do so again. Her opening match is not an easy one though against a player ranked only marginally below her and with a good junior record....
QR1: Sizya Kivanda UNR (CH = 1698 in August) vs (q7) Samuel Puskar (SVK) WR 1403 (CH = 1367 in September) Mark Whitehouse should be in the main draw. -- Edited by Stircrazy on Monday 11th of November 2019 12:17:16 AM
The cancellation of the Grade 2 event in La Paz, because of political unrest, leaves two Grade 3s as the highest grade events this week. There are only 2 British boys here, but they are the top two seeds, and are joined by young Eva Shaw Boys R1 (L32) (1) Harry Wendelken v (Q) Illya Sarafyn (UKR) Jesse De J...
QR1: (q1) Patrick Foley WR 1295 (CH = 1271 in September) vs BYE Alexis Canter should again be in the main draw. Off topic, anyone know why the ATP's suddenly started sticking a "T" after some singles rankings?
L32: Freya Christie WR 669 vs (Q) Mihika Yadav (IND) WR 1027 (CH 814 in December last year) First ITF outing for Freya since Roehampton in late September. Retired against Joanna Garland in qualifying. -- Edited by indiana on Monday 11th of November 2019 10:52:30 PM
Katie having another go this week. She didn't win a match last week, but she has a qualifier first up this week, so let's hope for a little more from her. R32: Katie BOULTER (GBR) 351 vs QUALIFIER
The ITF formally launched the ITF World Tennis Tour last week https://www.itftennis.com/news/296053.aspx ITF finalises new player pathway between junior and professional tennis The ITF today announced the launch of the ITF World Tennis Tour in 2019 that will serve as a player pathway between t...
This is going to be short & sweet, but for the record: L16: (1) Alec Adamson & Simon Freund (USA/SWE) CR 975 (474+501) defeated (ALT) Joe Cooper & Karl Adrian Ringdal Noerstenaes (NOR) UNR (2286+0) by & 2
L48: Sebastian Korda (USA) WR 305 (CH = 273 in August) vs Ryan Peniston WR 381 (CH = 373 in September) L48: Kevin King (USA) WR 320 (CH = 162 in May last year) vs Evan Hoyt WR 403 (CH = 319 in September) L48: Liam Broady WR 259 (CH = 154 in April last year) vs Donald Young (USA) WR 237 (CH = 38 in February 2012)
Britain have been put in a group with Bulgaria, Poland and Luxembourg. Poland are a tough team but the other 2 are beatable as they have a great #1 but not so good #2 so we could beat them both. Bulgaria will be tough as its a home tie for them BUT we beat them last year i think. Good luck to the british girls.!
Well, this is certainly going to be different. They have announced today that the Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan later this year, will be played under a different scoring system. Here is a summary of the new rules.Shorts sets to 4 games - tie break at 3-3No Advantage RuleNo letsShot clockReduced Warm u...
