Gabi Taylor was impressive last month in Morocco, and she gets the opportunity to continue her ascent of the ITF rankings in 2 weeks of tournaments here R1 (L32) Gabriella Patricia Taylor (GBR) v Miyo Kobayashi (JPN)
Alex Ward and Richard Gabb are down to play in the main draw here, with Alex likely to be one of the top 4 seeds. QR1: Jathan Malik UNR v (q3) Konstantin Gerlakh (RUS) WR 1181
These are the ratings I've been working on. I think they are pretty good now. Shows how under-ranked Skupski, Cox and Evans are, and how over-rated Seator is. RankNameRating7Andy Murray810.658Tim Henman692.3 (717.8)226Alex Bogdanovic558.1275Jamie Baker537.2333Richard Bloomfield510.73...
ATP No EventsCHALLENGERSNo EventsFUTURESTurkey F48 $10K (Hard) - Alex Ward, Tom Burn (Farquharson)WTASouth Africa $10K (Hard) - Laura Deigman (Crawford)-- Edited by seagull on Wednesday 5th of December 2012 09:49:19 AM
Toby Martin has scraped into the main draw here, I think. QR1: Mihail Vorobiev UNR v Andrei Ionita (ROU) UNR QR2: Vorobiev or Ionita v (q11) Tomislav Jotovski (MKD) WR 1287 QR2: (q10) Tom Farquharson WR 1218 v Giovanni Grieco (ITA) UNR or Florian Barth (GER) UNR
how likely is it that rafa will be back after more knee problems, i know he will come back at some time but at what level can his knees sustain that kind of punishment espiecly the hard court season.
The quartet who played the Japan Grade 2 last week have benefited from reasonably kind first round draws, though Katie Boulter's opponent upset a seed last week. Harriet Dart has a rematch from last week. R1 (L64) (Q) Niyu Ikeuchi (JPN) v Anna Brogan (GBR) (Q) Rena Kamae (JPN) v (5) Katy Dunne (GBR) Mao...
Luke Bambridge is the only British direct acceptance here, Kyle (on 28 Oct), Liam (late w/d on Monday) & Matt (late w/d on Tuesday) having all withdrawn. All GB & unranked unless stated: QR1: Alex Sendegeya v T. Connor Shives (USA) QR1: Jakob Kolb v Sander Brendmoe (NOR) QR1: Tom Hill v Samue...
Boggo & Smethurst should be in the main draw here. QR1: (q7) David Rice WR 605 v Sean Thornley WR 964 QR1: (wc) Sam Holt UNR v Andrew Carter (USA) WR 893 QR2: (q1) Josh Milton WR 398 v Stephen Hoh (AUS) WR 1043 or (wc) Ross Guignon (USA) UNR QR2: (q7) David Rice WR 605 or Sean Thornley WR 964 v Pavel Krainik...
Alex Ward should be the top seed here, with Marcus Willis joining him in the main draw again too. QR1: (wc) Humzah Mahmood UNR v (q2) Warit Sornbutnark (THA) WR 1116 QR1: Jathan Malik UNR v (q10) Hung Jui-Chen (TPE) WR 1353 -- Edited by steven on Saturday 10th of November 2012 12:14:48 AM
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/tennis/20363282 Can see himself being with Andy for the rest of his career. Seems to think there is much more to be improved on in Andy's game than Andy frequently appears to
The second week of Grade 3s in Israel seesseeded opponents for Clay Crawford, trying to extend his 18 match winning sequence, and Joshua Sapwell. Johannes Haerteis was a finalist in the Tennis Europe 14s Masters a couple of years ago, but doesn't appear to be in great form at present, while Igor Smila...
ATP No EventsCHALLENGERSNo EventsFUTURESTurkey F47 $10K (Hard) - Tom BurnCambodia F3 $10K (Hard) - Richard Gabb, Joshua Jones (Malik, Gan, Gan)WTASouth Africa $10K (Hard) - Laura Deigman-- Edited by seagull on Friday 30th of November 2012 09:51:54 AM
Group A ( starts Monday ) : Djokovic, Murray, Berdych, Tsonga Group B ( starts Tuesday ) : Federer, Ferrer, Del Potro, Tipsarevic Clearly overall A is the tougher group, but largely because it is the one Murray is in rather than Ferrer. As for Andy himself, I don't think it's that bad. I kind of th...