Given all the discussion around here recently about the Davis Cup, it was pretty obvious who Huss and Hutchins would end up drawing here... Yes, they've drawn the Polish pair of Fyrstenberg and Matkowksi in the first round!!! Fyrstenberg/Matkowski are 10th in the doubles race this year and won the E...
ATP Montreal $3 Mil (Hard) - Andy MurrayCHALLENGERSBinghampton $50K Hard) - Alex Bogdanovic (Fleming) Brazillia $35K+H (Hard) - Josh Goodall, James Ward FUTURESSpain F28 $15K (Clay) - Dan Cox, Josh Milton, Morgan Phillips (Allemby) Belgium F1 $10K (Clay) - Marcus Willis, Dan Smethurst (Ba...
Jamie D and Jamie M are trying their luck here this week. First up for them will be the POR/ARG duo of Rui Machado and Sergio Roitman. Roitman, part of the team who knocked them out in Umag last week when he was paired with fellow Argentine, Dabul. If they manage to get through this one they are likely to m...
QR1: Jonny Marray GBR vs Raul Guardia ARG UNR Guardia is an unranked 17 year old who lost to Orion Modebe earlier this year Everyone's favourite wildcard Grigor Dimitrov likely awaits in round two, with 5th seed wr. 326 Ramos-Vinolas the probable opponent in the final qualifier
R1: CAVADAY, Naomi (GBR) 251 v VENKATESHA, Poojashree (IND) 464Comes of thinking about one player while typing the name of another. -- Edited by Peter too on Sunday 2nd of August 2009 05:08:33 PM
This is the first of three tournaments in Portugal with British interest R1 (L64) (15) James Ireland (GBR) BYE Lucas Pigossi (BRA) v Paul Brown (GBR) (8) Robert Carter (GBR) BYE
GB has one week of the year with a Challenger and a Future but Spain, after 25 Futures in 30 weeks, has a Challenger, a clay court Future and a hard court Future next week! This hard court one is the weaker of the two: QR1: (q5) Philip Barlow WR 1827 v Javier Padilla-Jerez (ESP) UNR QR1: Richard Brooks UNR v E...
(6)Naomi Cavaday GBR v. (Q)Ana Batiri MDA Ekaterine Gorgodze GEO v. (Q)Anastasiya Prenko TKM Daria Kuchmina RUS v. (WC)Kamila Rafkat KAZ (2)Nikola Hofmanova AUT v. Hae-Sung Kim KOR Good luck!-- Edited by Tutu on Sunday 26th of July 2009 02:36:40 PM
Boggo is the reigning champion here, but whether or not he will play is touch and go, obviously. Evo is definitely in, either as a late DA or as a special exempt since he is still playing in Lexington. Meanwhile,as with all tournaments held in Québec (it seems), the qualifying draw is ridiculously wea...
Thought it might be worth adding the surface to the thread title as on the women's threads. Anyway: QR2: Alex Watt UNR v (q1) Ivan Nedelko (RUS) WR 1077
QR1: Dan Evans WR 249 v (q6) Lukasz Kubot (POL) WR 136 Another intriguing DC warm-up match, 4th on Grandstand after 10 am local / 15.00 BST, so it probably won't be on before 19.30 BST. Kubot hasn't played a Brit since beating Jamie Murray 5 & 3 in Queen's qualifying list year. He has a 3-2 record v Brit...
Congratulation to Lucy Brown on her maiden victory Boys Singles R1: Karim SALLEMI (TUN) defeated David MCKENZIE-JAMES (GBR) 6-4 6-4 Girls Singles R1: Lucy BROWN (GBR) (1) BYE R1: Yasmin DOOST (GBR) defeated Anna GOETZ (AUT) 6-4 3-6 6-4 R1: Sabrina STEWART (GBR) (3) BYE R2: Lucy BROWN (GBR) (1) defea...
ATP Washington $1.4 Mil (Hard) - (Evans)CHALLENGERSVancouver $100K Hard) - Alex Bogdanovic (Fleming) Campos DoJordao $50K+H (Hard) - Josh Goodall, James Ward FUTURESGB F11 Ottershaw $15K (Hard) - Richard Bloomfield, Chris Eaton, Josh Milton, Marcus Willis, Matthew Illingworth, David Ri...
This is the only Future that has Brits as DAs next week and for a change, the LTA has managed to post the main draw WCs in advance.. They are: - Dr No - the Wardinator - Brassington - Coupland - Pauffley as reserve (if Rice ends up as a DA, I assume)
A very thin week for Junior ITF events, with the main focus being on the European Summer Cup qualifications at the end of the week. This is the main tournament with British interest, a second Irish tournament played on carpet. R1 (1) Stefan Sterland-Markovic (GBR) d. Samir Iftikhar (PAK) 6-3 7-6(3) (...
As with the Boys, there are three age categories: U14, U16 and U18 with qualifying for the first having just taken place. Great Britain were seeded to qualify, and despite having to replace the injured Pippa Horn with Alice Keddie, they beat Slovenia 2-1 to ensure qualification (Katy Dunne partneri...
