Both Robbie Ridout and Jazzi Plews make the semis here in the first of 2 Moroccan tournaments Boys R1 (L32) (7) Abdelkader Benabdellah (MAR) d. (LL) Ben Stride (GBR) 6-4 6-4 (4) Robbie Ridout (GBR) d. Mehdi Laalej (MAR) 6-1 6-2 R2 (4) Robbie Ridout (GBR)d. (WC) Amine Ahouda (MAR) 3-6 6-1 6-1 QF (4) Robbi...
Matthew Short is a DA QR1: James Allemby UNR beat Yusef Dris Ahmed (ESP) UNR 6-0, 6-0 QR1: Nikki Roenn UNR beat Jerome Palaz (SUI) UNR 2-6, 6-1, 6-3 QR2: James Allemby UNR v (q12) Philip Orno (DEN) WR 1481 QR2: Nikki Roenn UNR v Jean Pascal Vernet (FRA) UNR
Luke Bambridge has joined the final section of the COSAT circuit, having spent time training with Greg Rusedski, and should be a high seed. Peter Ashley, Jonny O'Mara and Tom Hill also made the cut, but Alex Sendegeya and Clay Crawford had to go into qualifying. Both played Brazilians, on what Luke de...
R1: Jamie Murray & Paul Hanley (GBR/AUS) v Aisam Ul-Haq Qureshi & Jean-Julien Rojer (PAX/NED) If they can win that the 4th seeds (Bhupathi/Bopanna) likely to wait in R2
Morgan Phillips is a DA here QR1: (wc) Evan Hoyt UNR v (q1) Carlos Poch-Gradin (ESP) WR 589 QR1: (q15) Jack Carpenter WR 1116 v (wc) David Vega Hernandez (ESP) UNR
This is one of just 3 ITFs taking place next week (the others are the 10K in Antalya and the 25K in Wellington, NZ) and Lisa is still on the main draw list, though given her recent tweets about being ill, it would be a surprise (albeit a pleasant one!) to actually see her in the draw when it comes out. QR1: (q...
The ITF site is undergoing a revamp, which can be seen at http://beta.itftennis.com/procircuit/home.aspx I was having a look at it yesterday evening and it hasa better look than the old site (which usually rings lots of warning bells about ease of use, but in fact it seems to run at about the same spe...
In the wake of Dan Evans career best victory over Brendan Evans, i was wondering what are other Brits career best victories aswell as their best victory. The difference between being career best and best, career best is highest ever ranked player beaten while best victory could be winning a final or w...
QR1: (q8) James Ward WR 156 v (Alt) Robert Kendrick (USA) WR 280 (CH 69 in 2009) Since qualifying for Miami Masters 1000 last year, Kendrick has played just 10 matches (with a complete break in the last 6 months of last year) and lost 9 of them. In the two matches he has played so far this year, he has taken M...
L32: (4) Dan Cox WR 393 v (WC) Michael Redlicki WR 1600 And the in the doubles L16: COX (GBR) / FABBIANO (ITA) (1) Vs MIRZADEH (USA) / SHABAZ (USA) L16: EL-EFFENDI (USA) / WALSH (GBR) Vs BENNETEAU (FRA) / OUELLETTE (USA)
Ward and Bloomfield are a DAs QR1: (q2) Lewis Burton WR 631 v Ivan Divkovic (CRO) UNR QR1: Ashley Hewitt WR 1108 v Riccardo Maiga (SUI) WR 949 QR1: (q3) James Marsalek WR 656 v Kresimir Ritz (CRO) WR 1242 QR1: Stefan Sterland-Markovic UNR v (q4) Andrei Daescu (ROU) WR 663 QR1: (q6) George Morgan WR 711 v G...
Morgan Phillips is a DA here. QR1: Kyle Edmund UNR v Lorenzo de Rosa (ITA) WR 1606 QR1: Jack Carpenter WR 1118 v Ivan Gomez Mantilla (ESP) WR 1485 QR1: (q5) Matthew Short WR 815 v Alberto Berbegal Moreno (ESP) UNR QR1: Michael Suleau UNR v Pascual Lucas (ESP) UNR QR1: Nikki Roenn UNR v Carlos Rosique Alvar...
Samm Butler will look to capitalise on the fine form he showed in Copenhagen. The three Norwegian wildcards all draw Brits R1 (L32) (1) Samm Butler (GBR) v (WC) Viktor Durasovic (NOR) (WC) Lars Johan Dahle (NOR) v Ryan Peniston (GBR) Nihar Navapurkar (GBR) v (3) Matvey Khomentovskiy (RUS) (8) James E...
Well, whaddya know? A sniff of a chance to sneak into an ATP event & Dustin bloody Brown deserts Jonny M for JWT (they play Marx & Moser in the first round)... R1: (WC) Pierre-Hugues Herbert ( ) & Nicolas Renavand (FRA/FRA) vs Jamie Delgado & Ken Skupski R1: (WC) David Guez & Flo...
L32: (7) Daniel Smethurst WR 456 v Andrei Gorban (MDA) WR 810 L32: Liam Broady WR 777 v (8) Patrik Brydolf (SWE) WR 545 L32: Ed Corrie WR 683 v (Q) Dimitar Kuzmanov (BUL) WR 847 Broady and Corrie would play one another in round 2 if they both won.
Lana Rush returns to action here for the first time since the Grade 1 Costa Rica Bowl at the start of the year R1 (L32) (Q) Siri Victorsson (SWE) v (7) Lana Rush (GBR) (WC) Hanna Borjeson (SWE) v Danielle Konotoptseva (GBR) Rebecca Smaller (GBR) v (Q) Katarina Jokic (BIH)
