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steven


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Just to emphasise what a shocker of a tournament this has been for the Brits, here are the relative rankings:

R1: Ross Hutchins WR 820 lost to (Q) Dusan Mihailovic (SRB) WR 909 by 4 & 4 ashamed
R1: (PR) Miles Kasiri WR 1222 lost to (WC) Robin Brage (SWE) WR 906 by 4 & 4 cry (or maybe ashamed since Miles's PR is higher than 906)
R1: Neil Bamford WR 718 lost to (Q) Carl Bergman (SWE) WR 954 by 4-6 7-5 7-6(2) ashamed

Did they all go out on the town the night before their matches? weirdface

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Confused by how well qualifiers have done at both Swedish futures tournaments this year. Maybe its a really odd surface so the qualifiers have a distinct advantage?

Or British players suck, which is equally as viable an answer....

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Jerry Sundgren/Martin Taipale (SWE) d. (1)Neil Bamford/Ross Hutchins (GBR) w/o

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Just gets worse and worse

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Bammy withdrew form Sweden F3 today, so must be him who's injured/absent. Probably gone home.

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johnnylad wrote:

Confused by how well qualifiers have done at both Swedish futures tournaments this year. Maybe its a really odd surface so the qualifiers have a distinct advantage?

The courts in Sweden are really, really fast so qualifiers will have a big advantage as they'll tend to be the big servers and they've already come through 2 matches

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