This may well prove a short thread, as the one Brit prepared to travel out to the Ukraine has ended up with the top seed R1 (L32) (1) Vitalii Shcherba (UKR) v Piers Foley
QR1: Maximillian Phillips v Samuel Blackburn (USA) UNR QR1: (q9) Matt Short WR 1233 - BYE -- Edited by steven on Friday 23rd of January 2015 02:05:44 PM
Just wanted to say "get well Michael". In all honesty, he was a driver I respected more than liked, but I wouldn't wish this on anyone. Here's hoping he makes a swift and complete recovery.
Haven't seen Josh Paris around for a while . . . QR1: James Allemby WR 2124 v (q12) Adria Mas Mascolo (ESP) WR 1230 CH 1111 (09/13) QR1: Josh Paris v Francesc Rull Valls (ESP) UNR age 16
After Maxime Janvier, Dave gets another interesting French teenager, who got a fair bit of mention on this forum when he lost, narrowly, to Alex Ward in the final in Portugal (having beaten Luke in R1): R1: (7) Dave Rice WR 355 v Calvin Hemery (FRA) WR 526 Dave is playing the doubles with Kevin King (U...
Anyone else having the same problem as me ? A lot of my headings are coming up as blank with the heading removed. The links all work but I can't see what I am clicking on. Example below. British men discussion section (2 viewing)Chat about the other British male tennis players
Couldn't find a thread on him. http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/wales/27944307 Interesting article. Seems to have done really well over in the states and they think very highly of him.
Wildcard Aidan McHugh lost out in his first round match, 6-3 6-3 But Eliz Maloney has changed Austria for Germany and started well: R1: Eliz Maloney def. Jolina Barbara Feger (GER) 6-2 6-1 In R2, she meets the 15th seed, Olga Helmi, from Denmark
The COSAT circuit moves on to clay with Jay Clarke looking for 2 wins to secure the British number one ranking Boys R1 (L64) (Q) Victor Krustev (CAN) v (12) Jay Clarke Girls R1 (L64) Georgia Lawson v Anna Dollar (USA)
L32: Toby Martin WR 738 v (Q) Phillip Gresk (POL) WR 1685 (CH 1665 last month; 18yo junior CH 84 last Feb) Quite an inviting draw unless this ex-top 100 junior proves to be a banana skin - Toby is in the 8th seed's section, the 4th seed's quarter and the 2nd seed's half, i.e. the lowest seed possible in each c...
Traditional warm-up for the Australian Open. Katie Swan has a good draw but Maia Lumsden faces a tough task against a player who beat Katy Dunne and Katie Boulter en route to a $10K title last summer R1 (L64) Emily Arbuthnott v Charlotte Robillard-Millette (CAN) Maia Lumsden v (3) Aliona Bolsova Zado...
I think that several things need to happen in order for more of the best players to make a living from Tennis .We are losing so many younger players and players with great potential talent. Why is it that one of the worlds most popular sports can only give maybe the best 150 players in the world a living? It...
R1: Santiago Giraldo & João Sousa (COL/POR) CR 182 (102+80) vs Dom Inglot & Florin Mergea (ROU) CR 71 (47+24) R1: Jamie Murray & John Peers (AUS) CR 84 (42+42) vs (4) Raven Klaasen & Leander Paes (RSA/IND) CR 47 (19+28) -- Edited by Stircrazy on Saturday 10th of January 2015 10:52:...
A relatively weak G1, but Ewan Moore will have to take on the third seed if he wins his opener R1 (L64) (Q) Lev Kasakov (RUS) v Ewan Moore (8) Joel Cannell bye
Gosea should be in the main draw. There is a rather large qualifying draw, where we have two GB entrants: Q1:Matt Short (q16) WR:1236 v Mark Chepurnoy (RUS) UNR aged 16 Max Phillips UNR v Gabriel Pipko (USA) UNR aged 17
In the boys, Ryan Storrie and Jay Clarke both have a bye through to round 2 (opponents to be decided) In the girls, Georgia Lawson also gets a bye through and will play local qualifier, Maria Gabriella Baiocco
No luck really in the singles but the British lads are through to the finals in the doubles which is definitely worth a mention: Final:Ricky HERNANDEZ (GBR) / Matthew STORY (GBR) v Mateusz SMOLICKI (POL) / Kacper ZUK (POL)
