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Tournament Key : M-FU-IRI-04A-2008
Dates : 11 Aug to 17 Aug 2008
Venue : Tehran, Iran
Surface : Clay

Myles Blake (seed) and Mr Howe should both be DA's here.



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R1: (7) Myles Blake WR 857 v Mohsen Hossein Zade IRI UNR
R1: Gregory Howe WR 1794 v (3) Bogdan-Victor Leonte ROU WR 474

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Blake for the win

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Yes, well it won't be Howe who gets it! (not this week)

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Nice opener for Myles there. Good chance to carry some momentum from last week and get a decent run going.

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blake won 4 and 2 howe lost 1 and 1

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im curious does any know that much about blake, what type of game style does he have,for all i know he could be a clay court serve and volley(highly unlikely) Im hoping he might have some of that Aussie grit in him to really go far,tho if my memory serves e right hes manchester born?

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He seems to play a lot on the clay, so presumably that's his best surface and he's a bit of a clay-courter.

Good win for Myles in round 1 anyway to continue the momentum from last week.

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British but based in Australia is all I know...

Another good win!

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shuld this be the end of Howe?

maybe 1 more year

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I saw Myles play at Wimby about 3 years ago, think it was against Chardy (who has gone on to do ok) but he lost it 6-4 6-4 as i recall. He liked to play the points from the back of the court and had a decent backhand but not sure how his game has developed since then, although he likes to play on the clay mostly doesn't he.

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Myles BLAKE (GBR) (7) defeated Jeremy JAHN (GER) 6-2 6-3

Plays Panfil now. Professor Vejmelka won, too.

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Q/F
Grzegorz PANFIL (POL) (2) defeated Myles BLAKE (GBR) (7) 6-1 2-1 Retired

Pity. Hopefully it was just exhaustion or something and not serious, but it has been a really positive two weeks from Myles.

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Shame to see he retired.... hope it's nothing serious and just a precaution, as he'd been going so way the last couple of weeks.

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That's a great shame. But at least he seems to be back on track to an extent.

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