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Andy looks out on his feet after that. Laura seemed to cope better with the heat (35c) in the doubles than she did earlier in the singles, from what I saw in the tie breaks when the video started working again.

-- Edited by RBBOT on Monday 3rd of January 2011 07:58:23 AM

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Laura lost 5-7 3-6
Andy Won 7-5 6-1
Andy/Laura lost 7-6(1) 6-7(6) 6-7(2)

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Impressive from Laura in defeat, Andy well I just hope he hasn't overtrained and the reason for the fatigue was just the heat and humidity.

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I suppose it WAS his second match of the day, in that heat and humidity. With not very much rest inbetween.

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Apparently he overtrained yesterday in the 40c heat outside so hadn't much left in the tank for today. Sadly though I think it is further evidence that if we have similar conditions in Melbourne Andy will find it difficult in any long matches. Last year temperatures in Melbourne were relatively cool.

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philwrig wrote:

Apparently he overtrained yesterday in the 40c heat outside so hadn't much left in the tank for today. Sadly though I think it is further evidence that if we have similar conditions in Melbourne Andy will find it difficult in any long matches. Last year temperatures in Melbourne were relatively cool.




Ah.  I wasn't really worried if Andy had generally "overtrained" coming into the Hopman Cup since that is clearly much less important than The Aus Open, which is the real early season goal. If he then had the Hopman Cup matches and sensible tapered preparation the following week, no real problem.

I guess the concern is how much the amount of training was an issue here as against the heat itself.

 



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Just watched a live interview with Andy and he's pretty relaxed.

He's trying to organize a five-a-side footy match with the players. Said Nole is playing and has commitment from the French and Italians. So I assume it's mixed but Ana's not playing.

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Any live streaming services for Robbo?

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http://www.livescorehunter.com/index.php?option=com_lsh&view=lsh&event_id=34735&tv_id=342&tid=4085&channel=0&tmpl=component&layout=popup&Itemid=207

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The rules about tiebreaks if teams win the same number of ties are on p4 of http://hopmancup.com/Media/Media-Guide

Currently (T = ties, M = matches, S = sets - they seem to work out the sets % as wins/losses rather than the more normal wins/total sets):

USA: T 2-0, M 5-1, S 11-5 (220.0%)
ITA: T 1-1, M 3-3, S 7-8 (87.5%)
GBR: T 0-1, M 1-2, S 3-4 (75.0%)
FRA: T 0-1, M 0-3, S 2-6 (33.3%)

What this means is that GB can only dislodge the US from the top tonight if they win all three matches against France in straight sets and I think winning tonight's tie by any margin tonight would keep them in the hunt, and almost any win would keep their fate in their own hands, except possibly two 2-1s and a 0-2, which I think might allow Italy to shut the door if they then beat France convincingly enough.


-- Edited by steven on Wednesday 5th of January 2011 09:18:29 AM

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Junior H2H is 1-1, both in 2008. Mladenovic won 2 & 3 on clay in France (Istres) then Laura won 4&3 on grass at Roehampton.

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Yessss


And Laura manages to serve out the 2nd set - 1 set apiece  smilesmilesmile


0-4         HELP
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and bagelled in the 3rd, what a shame  crycry


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Anyone just seen the point where the French guy jumped over the net almost into Andy?

What was he thinking?

Andy took it well but I think he's going to give him a good hiding tennis wise now.

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Well he's not giving him a hiding he's playing very badly indeed.

Still winning (just) but Andy's playing poor.

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