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Post Info TOPIC: Week 10 - Futures F1 (10k) - Gatineau, Canada


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RE: Week 10 - Futures F1 (10k) - Gatineau, Canada


He likes these 6-4s doesn't he - it was 4 & 4 yesterday too (sudden worry - he wasn't talking about yesterday, was he? I'm guessing not!)

Just realised (as no doubt most of you already have) that this will mean another two career highs for DJ to add to his list at the end of IW. smile.gif

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Congratulations to you and your squad, CC.

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Any doubles news yet, CC?

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Yeah they lost the doubs, 6-7, 7-6 10-8

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Thanks for that - two tight defeats for Jonny; however, after what happened in India, a little thing like a double loss won't bother him, I would guess!

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The first result we knew of course, the second I don't think we had the score (it was pretty close) and details of Kyle's QF opponent:

L16: (Q) Kyle Brassington WR 1404 beat (1) Timo Nieminen (FIN) WR 460 by 4 & 4 biggrin
L16: (Q) Jonathan Kinsella WR 1492 lost to Todd Paul (USA) WR 875 by 6-3 5-7 6-4 cry

QF: (Q) Kyle Brassington WR 1404 v (6) Erik Chvojka (CAN) WR 607


This is Chvojka's third Futures QF so far this year. The other two were in Portugal in January and he reached the semis in the second. He also won a Future in Mexico back in October, his first title.

As far as form against Brits is concerned, he lost to Ross Hutchins in straight sets in Canada two years ago and beat Richard Stera in straight sets in the Czech Republic last year, which doesn't provide much to go on!



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Would be sensational if Kyle could win again tomorrow. A genuine breakthrough!

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A tremendous result for young Kyle.

CC, Kyle dosen't appear to have much of a junior record, I wondered what the story was, can you provide a little more background on him, is he someone that can have the career in the sport this result suggests?

Well done again the whole squad.

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He'll have the crowd against him today of course ... according to MTF, there might be even be two of them. LOL smile.gif

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Kyle was ranked in the top 10 in the country in juniors and and been playing full time for a few years now but I only started work with him at the end of last year. He can definately have a big career in the sport. He is strong and athletic and most important of all he has major weapons in his game, and that is essential in the mens game. On any given day if Kyle plays well, he will beat anybody in the draw, it is just a case of getting consistancy.

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If he can pull off another win he'll get an SE for Canada F2 will he not??

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Well, with three out of four GB quarter-finalist results known today, and all of them losses cry for once it's not 'Boggo or bust', 'Bloomers or bust' or even 'Baker or bust' for our hopes of someone making it to the weekend,  it's 'Brassington or bust'! (not a phrase I expected to be using at the start of the week!)

No pressure, Kyle! wink

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lol, go Brassington!!

hmm, doesn't have quite the same ring to it as go Boggo, Bloomers or Baker boy. could we perhaps come up with a nickname? He definitely deserves it being the last Brit standing this week. CourtCrazy, does Kyle have one already that we could adopt?

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steven wrote:

Well, with three out of four GB quarter-finalist results known today, and all of them losses cry for once it's not 'Boggo or bust', 'Bloomers or bust' or even 'Baker or bust' for our hopes of someone making it to the weekend,  it's 'Brassington or bust'! (not a phrase I expected to be using at the start of the week!)



Being naturally lazy, I suggest we simply adopt a standardised 'B or bust', then we don't have the bother of thinking out which one we're discussing - saves typing, too.

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well yeah, BUT that plan rather falls down if you want to know which Brit has the honour of being the last man standing when all you have to go on is 'B' (especially if it happens to be Murray or Goodall etc that week wink.gif)

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