(6) Joshua Milton (GBR) WR 745 vs. Daniel Geib (AUT) WR 1162 (7) James Feaver (GBR) WR 765 vs. (Q) Gibril Diarra (AUT) UNR
Milton has either the WR 1090 or an unranked player in R2; in fact, the only players in his quarter in the top 1000 are him and the other seed. Unfortunately, that's Ervin Eleskovic (SWE) WR 369, the top seed... Feaver has a decent R2 draw too.
This can't be a good place to hold a tournament...
I was about to ask "why not?" Then saw the name of the tournament, re-read your post, my head fell into my hands and I lost the will to live. Good one!
This can't be a good place to hold a tournament...
I was about to ask "why not?" Then saw the name of the tournament, re-read your post, my head fell into my hands and I lost the will to live. Good one!
WTF even with my fluency in the german language i have never ever heard of a place with the word bad in it before,is this a joke or something?
"The word Bad is normally used as a prefix (Bad Vilbel) or a suffix (Marienbad, Wiesbaden) to denote that the town in question is a spa town. In any case, Bad as a prefix is an official designation and requires governmental authorization (which may also be suspended if a town fails to maintain the required standards)."
WTF even with my fluency in the german language i have never ever heard of a place with the word bad in it before,is this a joke or something?
It's anything but a joke! Your German can't be all that fluent if you don't know that Bad (pronounced with a long "a") is the German word for "bath" & that German & Austrian (& Swiss, for all I know) towns with Bad in their names (Bad Godesberg, Bad Mergentheim, Bad Ischl, to name but three) are places which were once Roman baths & are now, in all probability, spa towns.