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RE: Week 19 Futures - Great Britain F7 ($10K) - Newcastle


R1 with new rankings:

L32: Josh Miton WR 704 v (Q) Andrew Fitzpatrick WR 1351
(winner likely to play (1) de Chaunac WR 203)
L32: Dan Cox WR 643 v Jeremy Blandin (FRA) WR 542 (*)
L32: (WC) Ben Davis UNR v (5) Luca Vanni (ITA) WR 332

L32: (WC) Richard Gabb UNR v (Q) Oliver Golding UNR (#)
(winner likely to play (4) Olaso WR 308)
L32: (Q) Morgan Phillips WR 1271 v Sascha Kloer (GER) WR 465
L32: (6) Alex Slabinsky WR 342 v Benoit Paire (FRA) WR 611

L32: (Q) Maniel Bains WR 1071 v (8) Gaston-Arturo Grimollozzi (ARG) WR 490
L32: (Q) Nick Cavaday WR 1172 v James McGee (IRL) WR 541
L32: Matthew Illingworth WR 721 v Burnham Arlidge WR 840
(winner likely to play (3) Guez WR 303)

L32: (WC) Marcus Willis WR 936 v (7) Frédéric Jeanclaude (FRA) WR 371
L32: (Q) Daniel Smethurst WR 1101 v (Q) Niall Angus WR 1905
L32: David Rice WR 897 v (Q) Barry King (IRL) WR 1112
L32: (WC) Ashley Hewitt UNR v (2) Carlos Poch-Gradin (ESP) WR 263

(*) Now that Stéphane Robert's streak is finally over, Blandin has the longest ongoing Brit-bashing streak.

(#) Assuming that the seeds will be too much for Ben and Ashley, Oliver will be GB's youngest world-ranked player if he wins his all-GB match, while Gabb will be the second youngest ranked Brit after James Marsalek if he wins it.

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And the doubles draw (British unless stated otherwise):

Round 1:

 
Jack Carpenter & Ashley Hewitt vs Rogan Egerton & Matt Illingworth

*  the above encounter is the only R1 match actually to be played; all the other teams had byes!  There are no fourth seeds.

QFs:

(1) Guillermo Olaso & Carlos Poch (ESP/ESP) vs Lewis Barnes & Oliver Golding
(3) Niall Angus & Neil Pauffley vs Nick Cavaday & Barry King (IRL)
Andrew Fitzpatrick & Ben Pritchard vs Burnham Arlidge & Matt Leahy


-- Edited by Stircrazy on Monday 11th of May 2009 10:12:51 PM

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steven wrote:

(#) Assuming that the seeds will be too much for Ben and Ashley, Oliver will be GB's youngest world-ranked player if he wins his all-GB match, while Gabb will be the second youngest ranked Brit after James Marsalek if he wins it.




 Don't forget the gabb is already due to go on the rankings next monday steven! Although i can't believe the legendary steven would forget such a fact!



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"Never try to write one of these posts in too much of a hurry" is a rule made to be broken, but I usually regret it! It needed dates added, didn't it LOL - put an "on 25 May" in and it all makes sense, since Richard will only be the 2nd youngest when the Newcastle points go on the system if he beats Oliver. He'll be the 3rd youngest if Oliver wins.

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going to Newcastle again tomorrow matches I'm hoping to see Willis, Cox, (both courts viable from same vantage point) Hewitt and/or  Arlidge v Illingworth then Milton v Fitzpatrick may not stay for that one really torn should I be home in time for Andy's match although Andy should get through this match no problem so I can see him later in the week especially as due to other commitments I wouldn't be able to get to Newcastle Thursday and Friday 

then my other real dilemer is Sunday the final in Newcastle, Andy's Final, or Wimbledon think wimbledon may win out as I could set the putter up for Andy and run bettwen the two

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Have a good time! And please tell us what you thought of the different players. smile.gif

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Daniel Cox (Gbr) bt Jeremy Blandin (Fra) 6-1 6-0

Ben Davis (Gbr) bt Luca Vanni (Ita) 6-7 (3-7) 4-2 ret

David Guez (Fra) bt Lazare Kukhalashvili (Geo) 6-1 6-3

Frederic Jean-Claude (Fra) bt Marcus Willis (Gbr) 6-1 6-2

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bit jammy for ben davis... but ssteven - i hope that this hasnt further upset your youngest ranked brit scenario?

excellent result for cox - what a romping

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it does! if gabb beats golding then davis will be the youngest brit, if golding beats gabb then golding will be the youngest ranked brit, with davis second youngest, marsalek third youngest and gabb fourth youngest.

and if ashley hewitt ins as well... he is 6 days older then gabb and would therefore be the 5th youngest.

hope noone is left confused

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great stuff coxy, but marcus......

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guranteed quarter finalist by the way...

Cox Vs. Davis in round two

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Salmon wrote:


Frederic Jean-Claude (Fra) bt Marcus Willis (Gbr) 6-1 6-2



I wish the bloody Beeb would learn to spell Frédéric Jeanclaude's surname correctly! angered.gif

Shame about Marcus. cry



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freerider wrote:
bit jammy for ben davis... but ssteven - i hope that this hasnt further upset your youngest ranked brit scenario?

excellent result for cox - what a romping

Re Ben: It does indeed smile.gif - Jammy, oops I mean Ben wink will be the youngest ranked Brit on 18 May (4 days before his 17th birthday) unless Oliver Golding wins today. It shows the possibilities that can open up if you hang in there and give yourself a chance - if his opponent had been thrashing him (which was always a possibility), he probably wouldn't have given up, so in that sense Ben has certainly earned his point - it's now up to him to take advantage of the fact that this may get him seeded in Futures qualifying draws. smile.gif

As for Cox, if that result is the right way round, that's incredible. I realise Blandin hasn't been playing his best recently and is around 200 places below his career high, but to beat, let alone hand out double bakery biggrin to a player with the longest current Brit-bashing streak and a 13-0 career record against our players (albeit players lower-ranked than the ones Robert compiled his streak against, but 13-0 is quite a record) is ... wow! biggrin

 



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Burnham Arlidge (Gbr) bt Matthew Illingworth (Gbr) 3-6 6-1 6-1

Ashley Hewitt (Gbr) bt Carlos Poch-Gradin (Spa) 6-3 1-6 6-4,


oh my goodness! go hewitt

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