The Magician Santoro wrote:

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I'd be amazed if someone has played the exact same 1st round and 2nd round opponent in the same location in consecutive weeks, odds of that happening must be outrageous

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Ha ha, see that Steven has beaten me to it since I got diverted and am waffling on more, though essentially I agree with his basic odds with one small adjustment.

Very interesting one.  I actually guess if it occurs in consecutive weeks it's relatively much more likely to occur at the same location with such as successive futures   -  i.e.  probably similar standard field with many of the same players again.

Looking at the specific case here and starting from the position that Dan, Orno and Reinwein are around both weeks, that Dan is seeded both weeks and the other two clearly are not and that Reinwein wins his R1 match then the odds are :

1 / 276   ( i.e.  1/ 24 ( draws Orno in R1 ) x 2 / 23 ( Reinwein takes up one of the other two spots in Dan's eighth of the draw )   =  0.3623 %   

My remaining stuff is more speculative / guesswork re the chances of the two required R2 opponents winning R1 again and re the differences in the fields :

You might want to half that for Reinwein winning R1 again so actually makes the R2 meeting ( though theoretically I suppose a random non seed that won his R1 one week has probably more than a 50% chance of being a R1 winner the following week )  giving us  1 / 552  or 0.1812 %

What were the chances of Dan ( the seed ) winning his R1 match again to also be in position for the R2 match ?   Guesswork here.  Say 70% would then give you a running figure of  1 / 789  or  0.1268 %  

So  1 / 789  is about the maximum chance of a specific seeded player drawing the same two opponents ( who are assumed both to be non seeds again ), based on some assumptions re winning R1 chances and very importantly assuming all 3 players are together again in the second week ( there's not much of a chance if they're not ! ) 

Once you actually reduce further for the chance that at least one would have scarpered even from a consecutive event in the same place, then the chances are certainly less than 1 in a 1000 but not ridiculously high where events are at the same place. I make it that 6 of the seeds and 13 of the others ( incl WCs and QFRs ) making 19 in total are in both the Sweden F2 and F3 fields of 32.