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RE: Week 16 - Challenger $50K Tallahassee FL, USA


Josh and Prakash lost 6-3, 6-1

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helki wrote:

Close call for Col and at least the Col/Ken combo came up trumps. clap.gif Fingers crossed that Josh & Prakash can carry on the good work in doubles by taking out Booty and Lipsky (1). One can but hope. hmm



One hoped in vain:  Booty & Lipsky, not exactly unsurprisingly, despatched Josh & Prakash by 3 & 1! cry

The only Brit survivors in either competition , Flemski, face the Rati Thais (3), as predicted, in the second match on Court 14 today, after the singles encounter between Donald Young & Kyu Tae Im, which kicks off at 18.00 BST.  The match should be a reasonable measure of the boys' progress as a doubles team... pray.gif

 



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From the LTA at http://www.lta.org.uk/News/All-news-items/2009-04-20/Baltacha-wins-opener-in-Bulgaria/:

"Meanwhile Colin Fleming bowed out of the $50,000 Tallahassee Tennis Challenger, Florida, to Vincent Spadea (USA) 5-7, 7-5,7-5. Having made it through qualifying Fleming took the first set and only lost by the narrowest of margins to the world No.108."

... an intriguing mish-mash of facts about Colin and facts about Josh. ashamed


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At least they've fixed the title of the article (although it's still there in the link).

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lol typical LTA.

i was pretty down about boggo's 2 recent loses, but i have seen that Im has now reached the QF here, beating Kim in straights and beat Dancevic last week and Matosevic has also QF here (and reach the SF in BR after he beat Alex) maybe he has just had some tough draws against in form palyers?

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Sounds a bit like it - getting drawn against players on confidence highs can't be fun when your own confidence is at a bit of a low ebb.

Meanwhile, Josh's conqueror (or Colin's if you believe the LTA wink) Spadea got walloped 4 & 1 by Prakash Amritraj in R2 ashamed and Soeda got similarly beaten 2 & 3 by the Don.

-- Edited by steven on Thursday 23rd of April 2009 02:53:26 PM

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steven wrote:

Sounds a bit like it - getting drawn against players on confidence highs can't be fun when your own confidence is at a bit of a low ebb.




maybe, or maybe i am just looking for excuses a bit. but often it seems when boggo goes out against a guy we thought was going to be fairly easy that guy often then has a decent week.

 



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Count Zero wrote:
maybe, or maybe i am just looking for excuses a bit. but often it seems when boggo goes out against a guy we thought was going to be fairly easy that guy often then has a decent week.  

lol you've noticed that too?


 



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maybe beating boggo is a wonderfull confidence booster on for players on the tour.

you wonder how well know he is in general around the challenger tour now, he has been on it for years and i guess is fairly high profile due to the fact he gets a lot of press by just being British, and has had some veryhigh prifle coaches over the years: Gilbert, Lundi, Peter Fleming and i think has a rep as fairly talented just not putting it together. As Evans said after Jersey he felt his win over boggo was his best ever win despite the fact he beat higher ranked players that week.

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Flemski!

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Flemski!

Could that be code for:

QF: Fleming/Skupski beat (3) Ratiwatana x 2 by 6-4 7-6(1) biggrin

In the semis (at 17.00 BST tomorrow), they will meet de Heart/Kuznetsov or (WC) Mirzadeah/Sykut - the WCs beat no. 2 seeds Ball & Martin by the odd-looking score of 6-2 0-6 10:7 in R1.

 



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great stuff col and ken.

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Nice win there. Should make the final.

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Splendid win for the C/K combo. clap.gif In a week when the singles players have, on the whole, left much to be desired, it's great to still have an interest in tournaments. wink.gif

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steven wrote:

QF: Fleming/Skupski beat (3) Ratiwatana x 2 by 6-4 7-6(1) biggrin

In the semis (at 17.00 BST tomorrow), they will meet de Heart/Kuznetsov or (WC) Mirzadeah/Sykut - the WCs beat no. 2 seeds Ball & Martin by the odd-looking score of 6-2 0-6 10:7 in R1.

 




It will be de Heart & Kuznetsov who had a battle to overcome the second-seed conquerors 3-6 7-6(3) [10-7]. Here's hoping.

 



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