QR1: Joe SALISBURY (GBR) defeated Michael KAY (USA) 6-2 1-6 6-2 QR1: Matthew SHORT (GBR) (3) BYE QR1: James CHAUDRY (GBR) BYE QR1: George COUPLAND (GBR) BYE QR2: Alexandre LACROIX (FRA) (2) defeated Joe SALISBURY (GBR) 3-6 6-3 7-6(5) QR2: Matthew SHORT (GBR) (3) defeated David O'HARE (IRL) 6-4 7-5...
As Andy's playing this tourney next week, I thought it appropriate to start a thread. He's in with Djokers and Fed, so hope he doesn't burn out for Paris and London. Edited: but only to get the thread title into the more standard format-- Edited by steven on Saturday 29th of October 2011 01:25:17 AM
R1: Johan Brunström (SWE) & Ken Skupski vs Ruben Bemelmans & Olivier Charroin (BEL/FRA) For the record Aucks & Márcio Torres (BRA) were the runners-up in 2008, while Josh Goodall & Ross Hutchins actually won it in 2006...
This event is being played a week earlier than originally planned, replacing Spain F40, which was due to be payed at a different club in Madrid but has been cancelled. QR1: (q1) James Feaver WR 816 beat (wc) Fernando Sala (ESP) UNR by 1 & 4 QR1: (wc) Tomas Pusic Whitmore UNR lost to Roque Roch...
Same "cast" as for the Kremlin Cup R1: (3) Colin Fleming & Ross Hutchins vs Alex Bogomolov & Lukas Dlouhy (USA/CZE) R1: James Cerretani & Philipp Marx (USA/GER) vs Julien Benneteau (FRA) & Jamie Murray Here's hoping Colin & Ross fare better than they did in Moscow...
The final British futures of the year and we have DAs for Goodall, Evans, Cox, Milton, Smethurst, Bloomfield, Thornley and Willis. I am guessing at wildcards for Fitzpatrick, Golding, Feaver and Jones as they were all on the entry list but don't feature in the qualifying draw. The qualifying draw ha...
The two British players vying for most Junior singles & doubles titles this year are both members of the successful Tennis Europe Winter Cup squad. Jonny O'Mara caught up Chris Pearce over the weekend, and this is Chris's opportunity to add to his 6 titles R1 (L32) Jorge Wilton (GBR) v Remy Chala (...
Wardy managed to sneak in qualifying here and has a decent draw. (4) Pere Riba (ESP) WR 76 vs. James Ward (GBR) WR 152 Vasek Pospisil (CAN) WR 123 vs. Eduard Roger-Vasselin WR 100 Riba is pretty hopeless on hard, lost 1-6, 2-6 against Benneteau last week. He is also on a 1-5 in his last 6 appearance on har...
Josef Dodridge is the latest student at Reed's school to make an impression at ITF level. He was part of the team (with Evan Hoyt et al) which won the national under 15 schools championships last year. R2 (L32) Josef Dodridge (GBR) d. Henrique Mazao (BRA) 6-2 3-6 6-4 R3 Josef Dodridge (GBR) d. (1) Joao Wa...
Despite severe flooding in the surrounding area the Grade 2 goes ahead, with the British group augmented by Katy Dunne after her excellent week in Osaka. She is seeded 4th, but may need to call on Pippa Horn's advice for dealing with Karin Kennel, her projected quarter-final opponent, after she ende...
After last week's Grade A half of the boys stayed in Japan and half moved to Korea. Josh Ward-Hibbert celebrates his arrival in the top 100 with the tough prospect of Wimbledon champion Luke Saville in the quarters, if matches go according to seeding. All the quartet here face local players in round 1....
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/oct/28/itv-french-open-tennis-tv-rights?newsfeed=true-- Edited by RainDelay on Friday 28th of October 2011 05:15:57 PM
The end of the south-east Asian tour sees a slightly stronger field for a Grade 2 headed by Enzo Couacaud, one of the top ranked 1995s. Jonny O'Mara faces a potential rematch of the Sarawak final in round 2 if Hemery overcomes a local wildcard. R1 (L64) (WC) Chanatorn Sillakul (THA) v (Q) Julian Cash (GB...
QR1: (wc) Tomas Pusic Whitmore UNR lost to Roque Roch...