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Post Info TOPIC: Week 47 - Futures F1 (15k) - Kampala, Uganda


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Week 47 - Futures F1 (15k) - Kampala, Uganda


Probably the person who wrote this meant that he was the second highest ranked 18 and under Brit in the world. That would be correct as Coxy had temporarily dropped to the late 1200s and Hewitt was ranked in the 900s, I think.

Anyways, it's a strange way to construct a sentence.




Seator now needs 13 more points to get to 500.

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Ed Seator won todays first round, little hiccup but though no the less

EZZ, Mahmoud (EGY) lost to 4-6,6-1, 6-4 SEATOR, Edward (GBR) 5

1st round complete, heres Round 2, toughy for the Brits.

1 MIDDELKOOP, Matwe (NED, WR328) v FEAVER, Q James (WR1461)
BAINS, Maniel (WR1180) v 8 ABOU EL KHAIR, Motaz (EGY, WR811)
MARQUES, Frederico (POR, WR1161) v 5 SEATOR, Edward (WR577)
Q MUZALEWSKI, Krzystof (POL, UNR) v BREWER, David (WR1135)
6 SABECKIS, Gvidas (LTU, WR701) v LL LEVI, Benjamin George (UNR)



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Phew! He won and that's what matters.


Hopefully we'll have at least two winners tomorrow.

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Doubles R1

Feaver / Moore (Rsa) d. Cooper / Gasigwa (Rwa) 7-5, 6-2

Doubles Q/F

Bains / McGahon (Irl) v Leonte (Rou) / Moraru (Rou) (1)
Feaver / Moore (Rsa) v Filenkov (Rus) / Loglo (Tog) (2)


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(5)Edward Seator (GBR) d. Mahmoud Ezz (EGY) 4-6 6-1 6-4 smile.gif

Jamie Feaver/Cairan Moore (GBR/RSA) d. Joe Cooper/Jean-Claude Gasigwa (RWA) 7-5 6-2

EDIT: sorry. posted after reading page one! THen read page two!


I'm hoping for 3 in the last 8!

-- Edited by johnnylad at 20:04, 2007-11-20

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In terms of ranking only Brewer and Seator should win tomorrow, but I think Bains and Levi have relatively good chances, so hopefully one of them (I'd prefer two!) can find the win.

Feaver, I would LOVE to shock me as he did last week, but Middelkoop is in a different league to Seator so I highly doubt it'll happen cry.gif

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Mixed news from Africa:

M Middelkoop (1) bt J Feaver 6-4 6-0
M Abou El Khair (8) bt M Bains 6-3 0-6 6-1 (strange score in 2nd and 3rd sets there)
E Seator (5) bt F Marques 6-3 4-6 6-2
D Brewer bt K Muzalewski 6-4 6-2
G Sabeckis (6) bt B Levi 6-2 7-6 (5)

Some close results there

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Some good fights there, especially bains, but it was likely we would only see two get into the quarters. Seator is making hard work of it but at least he's in the quarters again! I would have like to see Feaver do a bit better in the second set but Middelkoop is a class or three above at the minute.

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BGL has matured a lot in the last few months. He is very young - born in 1990.


I don't care who Ed beats and how he beats them, as long as he keeps winning. biggrin.gif He now faces Leonte, which isn't very tough.

Brewer faces Loglo!






(1)Bogdan Leonte/Gabriel Moraru (ROU) d. Maniel Bains/John McGahon (GBR/IRL) 6-3 7-5
(2)Alexei Filenkov/Komlavi Loglo (RUS/TOG) d. Jamie Feaver/Cairan Moore (GBR/RSA) 7-6(3) 6-4

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D Brewer bt K Muzalewski 6-4 6-2

Happy to see Brewer winning...so much was expected of him...hopefully he will still come through....tough match next though !!!

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Arka wrote:

BGL has matured a lot in the last few months. He is very young - born in 1990.


really, wow! I'm even more impressed then. I'd got it into my head that he was one on the 30 something playing for fun every now and then coaches (no idea how.confused.gif)

So only the two how should have made it on rankings did so, but that's still not a bad day, in my book. And well done to Seator and Brewer for not slipping up.

Shame about Feaver but it was always going to be too big an ask at the moment, if we're honest. Likewise with Levi and Bains, though Bains seems to have given it a good go.



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The QF results weren't worth waiting for ...

QF: (5) Edward Seator WR 577 lost to (4) Bogdan-Victor Leonte (ROU) WR 538 by 3-6 6-4 7-6(5) cry
QF: David Brewer WR 1135 lost to (3) Komlavi Loglo (TOG) WR 378 by 5 & 3 cry

-- Edited by steven at 20:41, 2007-11-22

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Desperately close from Seator, and Brewer had already done more then i expected of him

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Yes, it was good to see that Ed had pushed BVL so close.

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