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Tournament Key : M-FU-NGR-02A-2008
Dates : 25 Feb to 02 Mar 2008
Venue : Benin City, Nigeria
Surface : Hard

Second week in Benin City...

MD Entry :

Ed Seator should be seeded and Bains makes the MD.

Alts :

Fitzy in the qualies. Might get some turn up ?


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lets hope the guy bought enough balls for 2 weeks then

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MAJOR NEWSFLASH (Sky News style): Nigeria Futures to use different balls next week:

http://www.ogbehardcourtchampionship.com/headlinenews.php?headnew_id=7


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The courts are too new and they are chopping off the balls. The courts should be used regularly for the balls to have a good feel of it

ouch?

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Nice one, Count!

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Balls getting cut off, matches getting "prosecuted", Belgian referees threatening to stop the tournament ... and as for poor Miss Lizzy Iyamu ...

"Miss Lizzy Iyamu is in charge of balls and she has been on her toes since the tournament started. (I'll bet!)

Their pressure is too much. I hardly rest since the tournament started. Every minute, they come asking for practice balls, practice balls. They are a problem, she said.

Not only do they have a website, but the writer has a sense of humour too. C'mon LTA, we want Futures websites like this! smile.gif

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It is great. I love it. Makes me smile at the world.



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If Rob Dee merits an appreciation group, I think Benin City's website does, too!

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Do not fear DJ, I have incorporated the Benin City website into the Rob Dee group:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=8237682763


Check out the latest news!

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Class act, John.

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FQR: (q3) Andrew Fitzpatrick WR 1494 v Ash Misquith (CAN) UNR

Hopefully this won't be too much of a problem for Fitzy, but it may not be as straightforward as last week's qualification, because Ash qualified and then took a set off Jeremy Blandin WR 776 last week - quite an improvement on a 1 & 1 loss to same player back in November!





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Cmon Fitzy join the party.....smile.gif

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Ball change up is perfect. Practised with them today and playing alot better, feeling good about tomorrow match.
Ash has got a big serve but have been returning well.
See how it goes, what party is this drew?

Certainly no parties going on in nigeria!
:)
Actually tomorrow is there sacred sunday.

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Fitzy wrote:

Ball change up is perfect. Practised with them today and playing alot better, feeling good about tomorrow match.
Ash has got a big serve but have been returning well.
See how it goes, what party is this drew?

Certainly no parties going on in nigeria!
:)
Actually tomorrow is there sacred sunday.





That wil b the md party....and we insist u attend !

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Fitzy lost 7-6(5), 7-5.

R1
Edward Seator (4) v George Barth (Usa) (q)
Maniel Bains v Valentin Sanon (Civ) (6)

R1
Fitzpatrick / Ford-Da Silva (Ngr) v Semjan (Svk) / Stancik (Svk) (1)
Seator / Mcgahon (Irl) (3) v Filenkov (Rus) / Nedelko (Rus)
Bains / Hedayet (Egy) v Babayola (Ngr) / Shehu (Ngr)

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