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Post Info TOPIC: Week 43 - Futures F1 (10k) - Cape Town, South Africa


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Week 43 - Futures F1 (10k) - Cape Town, South Africa


Seator and Feaver play tomorrow so I guess Hamar played today but can't get results yet...That or he plays R1 on Thursday, but that's unlikely...

There's an all britsh match in the women's draw if someone fancies starting a thread...

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Benjamin Janse van Rensburg (RSA) d. (q)Andrew Hamar (GBR) 6-4 6-3
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(systems down at work! First ever access from work! w00t.gif)

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Congrats!

Shame about the result. Hopefully he'll get a point next week.

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Richard RUCKELSHAUSEN (AUT) defeated Edward SEATOR (GBR) (2) 7-5 6-1 cry.gifcry.gif

Alexander SOMOGYI (SVK) defeated James FEAVER (GBR) 7-5 6-1 cry.gif

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Arka wrote:

Richard RUCKELSHAUSEN (AUT) defeated Edward SEATOR (GBR) (2) 7-5 6-1 cry.gifcry.gif

Alexander SOMOGYI (SVK) defeated James FEAVER (GBR) 7-5 6-1 cry.gif



Oh dear Ed!!!!! What happened there?? Thought he might of won the whole thing this week



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Maybe he'll prefer to do that in front of Akhenaten. smile.gif

That was a shocker, seriously. But we all have off days, so it's okay. Good luck in Namibia.

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A report on Ed's match from Supertennis.za :




The battle for International Tennis Federation (ITF) world-ranking points produced some bruising battles on the second day at the South African Airways ITF Futures Tournament at Kelvin Grove, Newlands, on Wednesday.

In the process, some of the seeded players succumbed in windy conditions, with Great Britain's Edward Seator, the second seed, heading the list of first-round casualties.

The other seeds to end on the also-rans scrapheap included New York's Paul Warkentin, the fourth seed, and Nigeria's Candy Idoko, the sixth seed.

Seator (610 world ranked) started out comfortably against Austria's Richard Ruckelshausen (1 194) and ran up a 5-3 lead but his game collapsed and failed to win another game and surrendered the set 7-5.

Ruckelshausen's first-set finish seemed to lift his game and he broke service in the third game of the next set, the American started suffering mentally as the pressure built up and he was never able to recover.

Ruckelshausen won 7-5 6-1

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It said "the American started suffering mentally", lol.

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