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That is an awful draw. Goodall v Evans in round 1 and the winner likely to play Ebden in round 2 plus Baker in same quarter.

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On the other hand a decent chance for Milton or Cox reach the semis?

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That is one dire draw - no GB seeds in a home Futures event, mainly due to Ebden and Kontinen playing here, probably because there are no Challengers in Europe.

Indeed, of the 24 GB men in main draws around the world this week, only 3 are seeded (Thornley & Willis in GRE, Wardinator in TUR) and 2 of them crashed out on Monday morning.

It would be a good week to have some upsets!

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This week's France F20 ( 10K + H, which I believe carries the same ranking points as a 15K ) has an 8th seed showing as ranked 494 !

-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 26th of October 2010 12:59:45 AM

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Ebdens out!!

1st rd:

Takanyi Garanganga (Zim) bt Matthew Ebden (Aus) 7-5 5-4 ret

Jamie Baker (Gbr) bt Oskaras Kalinauskas (Ltu) 7-5 6-0

Daniel Evans (Gbr) bt Josh Goodall (Gbr) 6-4 5-7 6-2

Alexander Slabinksy (Gbr) bt Ladislav Chramosta (Cze) 6-3 6-0

Matwe Middlekoop (Ned) bt George Morgan (Gbr) 6-3 7-5

Lewis Burton (Gbr) bt Chris Priddle (Gbr) 7-6 (7-2) 6-2

Jurgen Zopp (Est) bt Dominic Inglot (Gbr) 6-4 7-5



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steven wrote:

That is one dire draw - no GB seeds in a home Futures event, mainly due to Ebden and Kontinen playing here, probably because there are no Challengers in Europe.

Indeed, of the 24 GB men in main draws around the world this week, only 3 are seeded (Thornley & Willis in GRE, Wardinator in TUR) and 2 of them crashed out on Monday morning.

It would be a good week to have some upsets!


You have at least one, Steven:

R1:  Takanyi Garanganga (ZIM) WR 671 defeated (1) Matthew Ebden (AUS) by 7-5 5-4 rtd biggrin

R1:  (WC) Jamie Baker WR 338 defeated (Q) Oskaras Kalinauskas (LTU) UNR by 5 & 0 smile

R1:  Dan Evans WR 347 defeated Josh Goodall WR 401 by 6-4 5-7 6-2 smile cry

R1:  Alex Slabinsky WR 502 defeated Ladislav Chramosta (CZE) WR 749 by 3 & 0 smile

R1:  (3) Matwé Middlekoop (NED) WR 291 defeated George Morgan WR 918 by 3 & 5
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R1:  (Q) Lewis Burton WR 1648 defeated (Q) Chris Priddle WR 1033 7-6(2) 6-2 biggrin bleh

R1:  (5) Jurgen Zopp (EST) WR 296 defeated (WC) Dominic Inglot WR 595 by 4 & 5 cry

 



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Tuesday 26th of October 2010 02:16:46 PM

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Wow   smile

It's the Jeff Stelling effect :

Early July re Coxy posted :  "one of the worst players in the top 1000 at the moment ".  And off went Dan from the next week.

Last week re Garanganga :  " easily the worst player with a top 1000 ranking I've ever seen"

It's uncanny   biggrin     No offense meant mate, I just find it quite amusing.

Hope for Evo and maybe Jamie's sake Garanganga isn't on too much of an upwardly mobile path  hmm.gif     Though before today he did win a futures title in Uganda in September and took the aforementioned Coxy to 3 sets last week in Glasgow.

-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 26th of October 2010 02:48:12 PM

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Great to see Ebden go out.

Good win for Dan, although tough luck for Josh who could really do with a kind draw to get himself back in winning habit. He has now lost 6 on the bounce and has only won 1 match from 9 since reaching the final at Frinton.

All being well we should have an Evans V Baker QF

Good win for Lewis as well

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I hope Ebden's relatively ok, but it's got to be great news for the Brits that he is out!

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steven wrote:

I hope Ebden's relatively ok, but it's got to be great news for the Brits that he is out!



Possibly fatigued related, it was his 8th day in a row where he has played and he had a trip from Glasgow to Cardiff



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RJA wrote:

 

steven wrote:

I hope Ebden's relatively ok, but it's got to be great news for the Brits that he is out!



Possibly fatigued related, it was his 8th day in a row where he has played and he had a trip from Glasgow to Cardiff



Yes, that could be it.  Although presumably he felt not bad after Glasgow to put himself through qualifiers in Cardiff without a break.  Also, if that's "all" it was, I would hope he didn't retire when Garanganga was serving for the match, which would be kind of naughty although he wouldn't be the first.

-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 26th of October 2010 03:14:26 PM

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indiana wrote:

RJA wrote:

 

steven wrote:

I hope Ebden's relatively ok, but it's got to be great news for the Brits that he is out!



Possibly fatigued related, it was his 8th day in a row where he has played and he had a trip from Glasgow to Cardiff


Yes, that could be it.  Though if that's "all" it was, I would hope he didn't retire when Garanganga was serving for the match, which would be kind of naughty although he wouldn't be the first.

 


But why did he play qualies here.surely no need.  confuse

 



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HossTheBoss wrote:

Butt why did he play qualies here.surely no need.  confuse

 



 Yes, my subsequent thoughts too as I edited before I saw your post.



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why did Baker need a WC here?

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Count Zero wrote:

why did Baker need a WC here?



 Presumably didn't enter in time.  He wasn't on seagull's list of Cardiff entries.



-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 26th of October 2010 03:20:32 PM

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