Hey thanks for that seagull, oh we of little faith 

I guess I did wonder if you'ed been one round out in reading the points, I mean not that any of the rest of us have ever done that 

seagull wrote:

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Alex is up to 175ish because of all the players dropping big points this week

e.g. Vanek, Dabul, Bohli, Karanusic, Sweeting, Roitman etc

170 Dominic Meffert 298
171 Julian Reister 298
172 Gaston Gaudio 298
173 Pablo Andujar 297
174 Michael Lammer 296
175 Albert R-Vinolas 291
176 Alex Bogdanovic 289
177 Jean Brzezicki 288
178 David Guez 287

This table does not include Sweeting. Roitman as still in events this week

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That's cool, my estimate was based only on how many points are needed for each position in the current ranking list, I didn't even imagine that others dropping points could make nearly 10 places difference this high up in the rankings!

 

boggo players Langer next after he saw off Vik 3 & 3

also the other seed in Alex section, Kavic, is a break down in the final set vs Reister 2-0

Resiter was the guy who missed 10mp's recently though so nothing certain.

Kavic won 6 straight games to take the final set 6-2!

i wonder, maybe the old Boggo spirit has some how passed to Reister?

Count Zero wrote:

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Kavic won 6 straight games to take the final set 6-2!

i wonder, maybe the old Boggo spirit has some how passed to Reister?

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 Poor guy

Great for Boggo to win yet another three setter and he seems to have improved the mental side of his game recently.

That is possibly the toughest match he will face in his quarter of the draw out of the way and hopefully he can reach at least the SF's, where he may face Koubek again after beating him in Kolding.

wolf wrote:

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That is possibly the toughest match [Boggo] will face in his quarter of the draw out of the way and hopefully he can reach at least the SF's, where he may face Koubek again after beating him in Kolding.

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That now seems unlikely:  the site's confusing, to say the least, as it shows Koubek as having won the first two sets of his first-round match against Dustin Brown (JAM) & Brown the third ( ), but according to tomorrow's OoP, it is Brown who is scheduled to play Andrea Arnaboldi in the third match on the centre court, so I assume that whoever updated the results section screwed up & Brown in fact took out the top seed by something like 3-6 6-4 6-1,which means that only the second, third, fourth & fifth seeds are still in it!  Things are suddenly looking quite rosy for Boggo...

BTW, Josh is back in action against Peya, who took out Gremelmayr (8) yesterday, in the second match on centre tomorrow, so on the "live scoreboard"!