The boys move along the coast of Crete a bit ... L32: (1) Marcus Willis WR 357 v Dominik Kellovsky (CZE) WR 1609 (CH 1569 in Apr) L32: Lewis Burton WR 767 v Jacob Adaktusson (SWE) WR 737 (CH 214 in 2006, won SWE F7 last month) L32: (4) Liam Broady WR 531 v (WC) Konstantinos Mikos (GRE) WR 1000 (CH 999 in Oct) L32...
Thirteen wins in a row for Shamael Chaudhry as he goes deep in a G5 for the third week running. His semi tomorrow is a rematch of last week's final, which he edged on a third set tiebreak. He is also the semis of doubles here. R2 (L32) (1) Shamael Chaudhry (GBR) d. Cheng-Shan Kuo (TPE) 6-3 6-1 R3 (1) Shamael C...
Thanks to korriban for spotting this one! L32: (WC) Judd Berg-Graul UNR lost to Ivan Krivic (CRO) WR 1809 (CH 1454 in Jun) by & 2 Judd is a 24-year-old Brit born in Johannesburg who had not played on the ITF pro circuit before getting a main draw wild card here. He is mentioned in this report from J...
Marcus Willis ( bomb ) Liam Broady Oliver Golding (ollie) Lewis burton ( burts ) some talented GB boys in action -- Edited by steven on Monday 11th of November 2013 11:20:38 AM
Doesn't seem to be a thread for this anywhere, so ... In this year's Winter edition, the "news story" seems to be Team Surrey, which is playing in division 2A and beat its opponents by 9-0. Not surprising, given that its team includes Mel South, Stephanie Cornish, Vicky Brook, Jasmine Ambe...
Emily, Dasha, Katie, Manisha and Jessica should all be in the main draw here, with Em likely to be the top seed. FQR: Dominique Covington UNR v Alessia Piran (ITA) UNR or Ekaterina Lavrikova (RUS) UNR
There's quite a lot of British youngsters at the Grade 5 event in Tunisia this week: In the girls: R1 : Imogen MAGNER (GBR) 6-3 6-1 Mouna BOUZGARROU (TUN) R1 : Oumeima CHARRAD (TUN) 2-6 6-1 7-6(2) Lily REYNOLDS (GBR)R1 : Donia ABDEL-AZIZ (WCQ) (GBR) 6-1 6-1 Emna FAHMIA (TUN) Special c...
A half-empty qualifying draw here. QR2: (q1) Dan Smethurst WR 485 v Fares Ghasya (LIB) WR 2030 (CH 1515 in Sep) QR2: (q3) Josh Milton WR 583 v (wc) Bruno Abdel Nour (SYR) UNR (CH 1086 in 2011) QR2: (q8) George Coupland 820 v Cameron Silverman (USA) WR 1809 (CH 1607 in Jul) or (wc) Brian Page Jr (USA) UNR The w...
Myles Orton and George Morgan should be in the main draw here. QR1: Adam Skalsky UNR v George Charalambous (CYP) UNR QR2: (q1) Scott Clayton WR 1349 v Filippo Svander (ITA) UNR or Kontantinos Kleanthous (CYP) UNR QR2: Skalsky or Charalambous v Aria Harajchi (SUI) UNR QR2: (q9) David Porter WR 2147 v J...
Queens and Halle are both going to be 500 events from 2015 when the extra week on grass comes into effect. Wimbledon moves back a week from 2015 onwards and that created 'space' to alter the calendar of events on grass. Stuttgart, converted from clay to grass ready for 2015, will be an ATP250 played in th...
Both Wards should be in the main draw. QR1: (q1) Brydan Klein WR 343 v (wc) Renta Tokuda (JPN) UNR (15yo junior WR 389) QR1: (q3) Richard Gabb WR 432 v Kittipong Wachiramanowong (THA) WR 834 (CH 457 in 2010) -- Edited by steven on Friday 15th of November 2013 04:55:56 PM
Emily Smith's success in Israel has resulted in her becoming top seed for the third event, but Mason Recci's luck remains out - he has drawn the top seed in round 1 or 2 every time. Boys R1 (L32) (1) Olexei Kolisnyk (UKR) v Mason Recci (GBR) Girls R1 (L32) (1) Emily Smith (GBR) v Sarah Sarjoo (RSA)
Darren's popped up again here & has what, on the face of it, seems a decent first-round draw, not to mention a half-way decent partner (Bader is currently unranked in singles): R1: Guillermo Olaso & Walter Trusendi (ESP/ITA) CR 676 (256+419) vs Sebastian Bader (AUT) & Darren Walsh CR 6...
Shamael Chaudhry has claimed three titles in the last fortnight in the Middle East, and has moved to Bangladesh for a couple of tournaments, where he is one win away from another title (he lost in the semis in doubles) R2 (L32) (1) Shamael Chaudhry (GBR) d. Christian Cummings (IND) 6-2 6-2 R3 (1) Shamae...
A relatively full qualifying draw here but not a single ranked player. Amanda Carreras was a relatively late withdrawal from the main draw. QR1: Natalie Syme UNR v Elke Tiel (NED) UNR Tiel may be unranked but has enough wins in 10K qualies to suggest this won't be easy.
I've questioned a few tournament choices of some of the juniors and new pros in the past - for example the clay court tour of the US by a few of the boys/men earlier this year, where every $10k required 4 rounds of qualifiers. I've also wondered why our men seem to play so few Challengers. So I thought I'd ta...