Week 17 Futures - USA F10 ($10k) - Vero Beach, FL - clay

steven · Tennis legend

Week 17 Futures - USA F10 ($10k) - Vero Beach, FL - clay

seagull · Hall of fame

Do you not have to sign-in to play qualifying? SO he signed in and pulled out?

Silver · County player

He might have hurt himself on the way to the court...

He may not have wanted to play against and lose to a friend...

He might have arrived at the court late...

Or he might be an idiot. Which would cover all of the above anyway.

Smidster · Challenger level

QR2: Alex Hackett UNR lost to (q13) Rodrigo Sanchez (PER) WR 1796 6-1 6-4

The Knight · Challenger qualifying

Silver wrote:
He might have hurt himself on the way to the court...

He may not have wanted to play against and lose to a friend...

He might have arrived at the court late...

Or he might be an idiot. Which would cover all of the above anyway.

Perhaps, he just couldn't hackett?

PS LOVE the new signature

Silver · County player

The Knight wrote:

Silver wrote:
He might have hurt himself on the way to the court...

He may not have wanted to play against and lose to a friend...

He might have arrived at the court late...

Or he might be an idiot. Which would cover all of the above anyway.
Perhaps, he just couldn't hackett?

PS LOVE the new signature

HOW THE HELL DID I MISS THAT ONE?!?! Oh my word. My punmanship is clearly waning... Not that it was that good to start with.

And thankee

Akhenaten · Pro player

The Mysterious case of the 2 Darryl Hales

One is American and one is British.

The British one is coached by the American one.

The American one is (I guess) the British one's dad.

Both withdraw from here without playing a match.

But, both are back next week in USA F11. Yay.

Darryl HALE (GBR)

Darryl HALE (USA)

USA F10 Futures

Akhenaten · Pro player

Darryl Hale Sr. has a career going back to 1991 (in doubles). He last played in 2000.
He has a 0/10 record at singles, though he once won a doubles match in the Ivory Coast. He has also played two years in Wimbledon doubles qualifying (in '92 & '93)

-- Edited by Akhenaten on Friday 30th of April 2010 08:41:12 AM

murray_2k9 · Challenger qualifying

How illustrious biggrin

Akhenaten · Pro player

Silver wrote:

He might have hurt himself on the way to the court...

He may not have wanted to play against and lose to a friend...

He might have arrived at the court late...

Or he might be an idiot. Which would cover all of the above anyway.

So, did both of the Darryl Hale's hurt themselves on the way to the court? Did both not want to play against a friend? Did they arrive late on separate days (Darryl Sr. had a bye to R2)? Or is it a case of option 4. Ooh, conspiracy theories...

Silver · County player

Akhenaten wrote:

Silver wrote:

He might have hurt himself on the way to the court...

He may not have wanted to play against and lose to a friend...

He might have arrived at the court late...

Or he might be an idiot. Which would cover all of the above anyway.

So, did both of the Darryl Hale's hurt themselves on the way to the court? Did both not want to play against a friend? Did they arrive late on separate days (Darryl Sr. had a bye to R2)? Or is it a case of option 4. Ooh, conspiracy theories...

All of them completely plausible