L32: Alex Bogdanovic WR 267 v Stephane Bohli (SUI) WR 380 Nice draw for Boggo and the next round is pretty good as well, either sixth seed Alex Kuznetsov or Christian Harrison. Boggo has 18 points to come off on Monday, 25 the following week and 27 the week after. He really needs to find some form.
QR1: (q3) Dan Smethurst WR 394 v Piotr Baranski (POL) UNR Intriguingly, no sign of Alex here ... Edit: Not sure why Activeboard allows accented n in the title but not in the main text ...-- Edited by steven on Friday 12th of July 2013 08:01:49 PM
Georgina Axon looks for her second ITF singles title Boys R2 (L32) Gian Marco Moroni (ITA) v (8) Rhett Purcell (GBR) (15) Sam Rice (GBR) v Niels Kok (NED) Girls R1 (L32) Sasha Alexander (AUS) v (3) Georgina Axon (GBR)
Before I start I do not want to cause any offence or target Webley-Smith (She is the case study for my question here more than anything!). I enjoy following tennis reasonably closely but I wanted to come on here to find out a little bit more and get some questions answered. Webley-Smith started playing...
The Universiade (aka World University Games) is currently taking place in Kazan. I've put this in the women's section because Anna Fitzpatrick is the Brit making the most progress. Men's singles L64: Scott Whitbread UNR lost to Eric Johnson (USA) UNR by 4 & 4 L64: Chris Simpson UNR beat Angar...
Anyone who saw Joshua Sapwell's Wimbledon interview will have picked up that his schedule for the next few weeks starts here, and he is top seed followed by Lewis Roskilly, Ben Stride and Jay Clarke. Under 14 star Max Stewart is a possible second round opponent for Josh. http://www.lta.org.uk/NewW...
Goodall, Pauffley, Cox, Willis, Gabb, Farquharson, Ward-Hibbert, Broady, Coupland, Orton, Ireland, Hudson, O'Mara and Aswat should all be in the main draw. Probable wild cards for Malik, Goodman and Salisbury, possibly also Carter who wasn't on the acceptance list Qualifying draw has just 7 ra...
I was quite surprised when I checked the qualifying draws of the the two clay court challengers in Europe and didn't see Smetty and Wardy on them. I was pleased to find out that there was a very good reason for that. QR1: Daniel Smethurst WR 395 v (q8) Damir Dzumhur (BIH) WR 264 QR1: Alex Ward WR 396 v Sandro...
QR1: (q1) Ed Corrie WR 340 v Mikhail Ledovskikh (RUS) WR 860 (CH 151 in 2008) QR1: (q5) Dave Rice WR 469 v (wc) Vaja Uzakov (UZB) WR 887 (CH 698 in 2010) - H2H 1-0, 4 & 4, Kuala Lumpur 2009 -- Edited by steven on Friday 5th of July 2013 11:33:21 PM
Joel Cannell has been in good form lately with a final and semi in Tunisia, and he has added another semi plus his second doubles title of the year here R2 (L32) (6) Joel Cannell (GBR) d. Thibault Saive (BEL) 6-2 6-3 (8) Andrew Watson (GBR) d. (WC) Tom Jottrand (BEL) 6-1 7-6(4) R3 (6) Joel Cannell (GBR) d....
Have to set the ball rolling, so to speak.... L128: Benjamin Becker (GER) WR 95 vs (2) Andy Murray WR 2 Head-to-head: they've met only once, at Queen's last week, when Andy triumphed by 6-4 7-6(3). I'm already assuming that Andy is on his way to a third encounter in the L64 with Yen-Hsun Lu (H2H 1-1......
anyone else looking forward to the sporting action this sumer? Inparticular looking forward to beating the Aussies with the Lions rugby tour and then the ashes? Also the small matter of our man winning wimbledon!
L32: (8) Oli Golding WR 529 v (Q) Franck Pepe (FRA) WR 876 (CH 612 in 2012) Pepe won a Futures title in Germany on indoor hard last year and reached a Futures SF in Germany on clay as a qualifier as recently as last month.
R1: Nicola Slater & Maria Kondratieva (GBR/RUS) 489 vs. Vera Dushevina & Ana Vrljic (RUS/CRO) 254 [2] I'd have liked to see Tara here in the singles rather than the Turkish $25K.
This is the top grade event this week, and Alex Sendegeya, Harriet Dart plus Isabelle Wallace are here in preparation for the European Championships in 2 weeks time. Although Alannah Griffin lost in qualifying, there was success for Mirabelle Njoze and Emily Smith, who join the main draw Boys R1 (L6...
L64: Chris Simpson UNR beat Angar... 