R1: Laura DEIGMAN (GBR) 988 vs. (Q) Aspasia AVGERI (GRE) UNR (CH: UNR - 14 yo, 2nd tournament; last week was her 1st.) R1: Francesca STEPHENSON (GBR) 903 vs. Erin CLARK (USA) 874 (CH: 849 04/2013 - H2H: 0-0 - they took the double title together last week!) R1: Lucy BROWN (GBR) 751 vs. Sviatlana PIRAZHENK...
Carpenter and Farquharson are DAs QR1: (q3) Miles Bugby WR 1550 v Bye QR1: Sam Holt UNR v Riccardo Lemos (BRA) UNR QR1: (q6) Alexander Jhun WR 1768 v Cem Urturk (TUR) UNR Qualfying draw was suppossed to be three rounds (64 men) but there are only 28 men in the draw. -- Edited by RJA on Saturday 11th of May 2...
Mirabelle Njoze and Jasmine Amber Asghar have stayed in Turkey for the second G4 event there Boys R1 (L64) Daniel Bennett (GBR) v Alexandr Kim (KAZ) Girls R1 (L64) Alice McGinty (GBR) v Tina Bokhua (RUS) (9) Mirabelle Njoze (GBR) v Daria Glushich (RUS) (WC) Asil Pekdemir (TUR) v (3) Jasmine Amber Asgh...
L32: (2) Daniel Evans WR 327 v Colin Van Beem (NED) WR 719 L32: (3) Daniel Smethurst WR 376 v (Q) Daniel Windahl (SWE) WR 1575 -- Edited by Stircrazy on Tuesday 14th of May 2013 09:42:18 PM
L32: Melanie South WR 475 v (Q) Alison Bai (AUS) WR 482 (CH 397 in 2011) H2H 2-0, both in straight sets in 2007 L32: (5) Samantha Murray WR 240 v (WC) Lavinia Tananta (INA) WR 667 (CH 301 in 2010) Mel and Sam are both in the top quarter with top seed Rodionova L32: (3) Lisa Whybourn WR 255 v Han Sung-Hee (KOR) WR...
A second match in a row against a no. 3 seed for Oli - tough draw: L32: Oli Golding WR 515 v (3) Sandro Ehrat (SUI) WR 297 (= CH) Ehrat has won 8 of his last 9 matches (3 in qualifying for the Rome Challenger, lost in R1 to GGL, 5 to win Italy F5)
This still feels more than a bit odd, but since it appears he definitely is GBR now and that has always been the main determinant of whether a player's matches get listed on here, I guess this tournament needs a thread. L32: Brydan Klein WR 241 v Ruben Bemelmans (BEL) WR 141 (CH 108 in 2012) H2H 0-1, 7-6(3)...
Good draw for Andy. Possible opponents R1: Bye R2: Davydenko / Granollers R3: Nishikori QF: Del Potro / Almagro SF: Federer / Tsonga -- Edited by RJA on Saturday 11th of May 2013 04:18:20 PM
In 2008 two juniors with connections to Britain and Australia (Jo Konta and Laura Robson) contested the final here. Isabelle Wallace tries to follow suit, but will probably have to find a way past top junior Belinda Bencic in her second match. R1 (L64) (15) Isabelle Wallace (GBR) bye
We have a quartet here for the second Austrian Grade 2. The three boys have all avoided seeds, but are likely to meet top 4 seeds in round 2. Anna Brogan could meet one of the few Aussie-Brit defectors in the other direction (Naiktha Bains) in round 2 Boys R1 (L32) Viktor Kostin (GER) v Robbie Ridout (GBR)...
Q1: DUNNE, Katy (GBR) 4 1098 v PAALMA, Eva (EST) UNREdit: sorry, Peter, only experimenting with the Swedish accent after Steven tried to amend it earlier...-- Edited by Stircrazy on Tuesday 14th of May 2013 09:48:27 PM
Slabba is a DA QR1: Joel Cannel UNR v (q5) Carlos Poch-Gradin (ESP) WR 1248 QR1: (q11) Max Andrews WR 1671 v David Jorda Sanchis (ESP) UNR -- Edited by RJA on Saturday 11th of May 2013 05:34:22 PM
R1: Jamie Delgado & Sam Groth (AUS) WR 181 vs Nicholas Monroe & Simon Stadler (USA/GER) WR 166 R1: (3) Johan Brunström (SWE) & Ken Skupski WR 119 vs (WC) Pierre-Hugues Herbert & Nicolas Renavand (FRA/FRA) WR 332 Both pairs in the top half of the draw.
QR1: Darren Walsh WR 1671 v Timur Goryunov (UZB) UNR A ridiculously weak qualifying draw for a Challenger (apart from a late entrant top seed) - Darren plays one of quite a few players on the draw who have never even played Futures qualifying before as far as I can tell and the two seeded players in his sec...
I have posted in a couple of other threads about some of my experiences in Madrid, but there is one more I wanted to share. It doesn't relate to any GB players so I thought here was the most appropriate place. Much as I enjoyed being on the centre court with Nole, Muzza, Rafa et al, I also enjoyed wandering...
R1: Anna FITZPATRICK (GBR) 815 vs. Melis SEZER (TUR) 372 [2] (CH: 348 09/2012)