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Dan S loses to Haider-Maurer by 4 & 2, while Yannick Mertens stands at 5-7 6-3 2-5 against Josh Milton, with Josh about to serve to stay in the match. cry



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Milton goes down in three

6-4, 3-6, 2-6

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Alex Ward trails Flavio Cipolla by 0-3*. cry



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Alex eventually loses the first set by 2-6 & has just been broken in his opening service game in the second.   They're dropping like flies today... cry 



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Well done Oli today.

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Great win Oli keep it going! :)

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steven wrote:

Fairly dire draws for most of the Brits:

L32: (WC) Alex Ward WR 406 v (1) Flavio Cipolla (ITA) WR 80
L32: (WC) Josh Goodall WR 293 v (3) Andreas Beck (GER) WR 110
L32: (WC) Dan Evans WR 329 v (7) Jurgen Zopp (EST) WR 138 (H2H 0-1)
L32: (8) James Ward WR 157 v Peter Torebko (GER) WR 272
L32: (WC) Oliver Golding WR 754 v Matteo Marrai (ITA) WR 271

No sign of George Morgan after all.

well done to Oli but how are these draws performed? Are they behind closed doors in which case how come we cant "help" the brit W/c and qualies a bit more! Comparing with the current masters event in Paris where not a single qualifier or wild card faced a seed it seems a bit odd. Just asking?

 



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Jack Buxton wrote:
steven wrote:

Fairly dire draws for most of the Brits:

L32: (WC) Alex Ward WR 406 v (1) Flavio Cipolla (ITA) WR 80
L32: (WC) Josh Goodall WR 293 v (3) Andreas Beck (GER) WR 110
L32: (WC) Dan Evans WR 329 v (7) Jurgen Zopp (EST) WR 138 (H2H 0-1)
L32: (8) James Ward WR 157 v Peter Torebko (GER) WR 272
L32: (WC) Oliver Golding WR 754 v Matteo Marrai (ITA) WR 271

No sign of George Morgan after all.

well done to Oli but how are these draws performed? Are they behind closed doors in which case how come we cant "help" the brit W/c and qualies a bit more! Comparing with the current masters event in Paris where not a single qualifier or wild card faced a seed it seems a bit odd. Just asking?

 

 

Because that would be almost as bad as those Pakistani cricketers.

I presume you were being facetious.



-- Edited by Maza1987 on Tuesday 8th of November 2011 08:05:07 PM

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Maza1987 wrote:
Jack Buxton wrote:
steven wrote:

Fairly dire draws for most of the Brits:

L32: (WC) Alex Ward WR 406 v (1) Flavio Cipolla (ITA) WR 80
L32: (WC) Josh Goodall WR 293 v (3) Andreas Beck (GER) WR 110
L32: (WC) Dan Evans WR 329 v (7) Jurgen Zopp (EST) WR 138 (H2H 0-1)
L32: (8) James Ward WR 157 v Peter Torebko (GER) WR 272
L32: (WC) Oliver Golding WR 754 v Matteo Marrai (ITA) WR 271

No sign of George Morgan after all.

well done to Oli but how are these draws performed? Are they behind closed doors in which case how come we cant "help" the brit W/c and qualies a bit more! Comparing with the current masters event in Paris where not a single qualifier or wild card faced a seed it seems a bit odd. Just asking?

 

 

Because that would be almost as bad as those Pakistani cricketers.

I presume you were being facetious.



-- Edited by Maza1987 on Tuesday 8th of November 2011 08:05:07 PM

 

Worth adding the minor detail that it would have been rather difficult for any qualifier or WC to have faced a seed in Round 1 in Paris given that all the seeds had byes through to Round 2   biggrin



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The draws weren't even that bad.

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Just for the sake of completeness, Alex Ward lost by 2 & 2 earlier, which leaves us with the following tomorrow:

R1:  (3) Andreas Beck (GER) WR 106 vs (WC) Josh Goodall WR 293 bleh

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R2:  Aljaz Bedene (SLO) WR 178 vs (WC) Dan Evans WR 355

R2:  Peter Torebko (GER) WR 270 vs (WC) Oli Golding WR 751



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go on oli! can overtake liam on points with a win tomoro! bit of competition between the two wont hurt

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Bedene has spent most of the year playing on clay so I see it as a winnable match for Evo.

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Solid start from Evo, leads 4-3*

No BPs to either man as yet

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Evo's into a first set tie-break,

Bedene' 2-0 up and serving

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