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Stircrazy wrote:

It's Liam's & Ollie's lucky day:  they've been given a walkover into the quarter-finals of the doubles by the French pair, Fabrice Martin (the third seed in the singles who crashed out to a Dutch qualifier of whom I've never heard, Wesley Koolhof, by 5 & 1) & François-Arthur Vibert! wink

QF:  Liam Broady & Ollie Golding WR 2183 vs (4) MassimomCapone & Giulio Torroni (ITA/ITA) WR 1023

 Slabba was playing last week's losing finalist, so was a good result, De Greef is very much under-ranked



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L16:  (1) Charles-Antoine Brezac (FRA) WR 252 vs Jarryd Maher (AUS) WR 687

L16:  Carlos Poch (ESP) WR 570 vs (6) David Rice WR 472

L16:  (4) Pablo Martín (ESP) WR 450 vs (Q) Oliver Golding WR 1088

L16:  Giulio Torroni (ITA) WR 738 vs (5) Catalin-Ionut Gard (ROU) WR 467

L16:  (8) Alex Slabinsky vs (WC) James Marsalek 1232
 
L16:  Sean Thornley WR 623 vs (Q) Wesley Koolhof (Ned) WR 905

L16:  James Feaver WR 845 vs (Q) Lloyd Glasspool UNR

L16:  Liam Broady WR 751 vs (2) Mathieu Rodrigues (FRA) WR 345



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Full doubles results:

R1:  (1) David Rice & Sean Thornley WR 684 bye
R1: Carlos Gómez & Pablo Martín (ESP/ESP) WR 1041 defeated Keelan Oakley & Stefan Sterland-Markovic UNR by 7-6(7) 6-3
R1:  (3) Charles-Antoine  Brezac &  Albano Olivetti (FRA/FRA) WR 995 bye
R1:  James Marsalek & Marcus Willis WR 1881 defeated Oliver Hudson & Joshua Jones UNR by 4 & 2
R1:  Liam Broady & Ollie Golding WR 2183 defeated  Fabrice Martine & François-Arthur Vibert (FRA/FRA) WR 1354 by a walkover
R1:  (4) Massimo Capone & Giulio Torroni (ITA/ITA) WR 1023 vs bye
R1:  James Feaver & Jarryd Maher (AUS) WR 1967 defeated Richard Gabb & Toby Martin UNR by 4 & 3
R1:  (2) Carlos Poch (ESP) & Alex Slabinsky WR 844 bye

QF:  (1) David Rice & Sean Thornley WR 684 vs Carlos Gómez & Pablo Martín (ESP/ESP) WR 1041

QF:  (3) Charles-Antoine  Brezac &  Albano Olivetti (FRA/FRA) WR 995 vs James Marsalek & Marcus Willis WR 1881

QF:  Liam Broady & Ollie Golding WR 2183 vs (4) Massimo Capone & Giulio Torroni (ITA/ITA) WR 1023

QF:  James Feaver & Jarryd Maher (AUS) WR 1967 vs (2) Carlos Poch (ESP) & Alex Slabinsky WR 844

And yet another walkover:

QF:  (1) David Rice & Sean Thornley WR 684 defeated Carlos Gómez & Pablo Martín (ESP/ESP) WR 1041 by a walkover!



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Some beef on the bones of the results today:

Ollie Golding played very well against an opponent over 500 places above him. He was always the better player but was made to work harder in the second set by his opponent's use of the drop shot. Gomez has obviously worked on this. Not only the shot but dealing with his opponent's scambled returns. Ollie got frustrated but did not let it change the overall pattern of the match which he deservidly won by some distance.

James Feaver played an excellent match against the much higher ranked Olivetti. A bit of a battle concerning the time taken between first and second serves on the Italian's serve. He wanted to take the second serve quickly but Feaver always insisted on clearing away the first serve ball. I felt sometimes Feaver was not quite ready for the second serve but in the end his opponent got too frustrated and Feaver was the more steady of the two.

Jonny O'Mara is a local player who has been a top hope to make the big time for several years. A wild card, he battled bravely against the much more experienced Rice. The score would have been even more emphetic for Dr. No but for some obvious service problems. A lot of double faults from a serve which has a very low ball toss. Sometimes it generates a lot of power, but is not too accurate.

Slaba's match was very close, but he was more controlled than his more excitable opponent.

Sean was a big bully against his much younger opponent and dominated from start to finish. Nothing wrong with that of course!

Marsh ran out of steam far too early against Glasspool. Once Lloyd went for his shots he exposed Tutu's fairly limited game on clay.

The match which looked interesting was Broady v Willis. But this was thinking of Willis as he was a couple of seasons ago. Gone was the bandana and agressive attitude. No more heavy shots, at least ones which land in! If anything he was out powered by Broady. Liam is a player who gives little away. He has a good serve and never gives up on the point. A good rallier without being flash or demonstrative. Far too good for Marcus today.

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Thanks for that, clayfan - an interesting read.

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I'll second that.

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Broady's match is being covered by bet365 today and should be on by now. However I am unable to access it from work, so does anyone fancy posting updates? Much appreciated.

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Rice won 1st set 64
Golding won 1st set 62

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get in golding!!! please take the match! will be a massive result

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broady down 1-2*, been no holds in the match thus far

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feaver wins 1st set 64
rice set and 41. up
GOlding set up 31down
Broady 31 fown

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liam holds on in a mamoth game to bring it to 2-3*

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Olly 53 up in 2nd. Serving for mstch

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olly beats the 4th seed 2&3 :)

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yes olly, stormed through qualifying and storming through the main draw thus far, at this stage i really hope he can go atleast one stage further, time to push on, and get up there with liam

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