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RJA


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Just in case anyone is wondering Weston and Sunrise border one another so there won't be a problem with the travelling.



-- Edited by RJA on Friday 20th of January 2012 12:19:45 PM

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Yes, must admit I didn't think there was any problem in playing singles or doubles of one tournament ( presumably but not necessarily qualifying ) while still playing singles or doubles of the previous week's tournament.

 



-- Edited by indiana on Friday 20th of January 2012 04:01:25 PM

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Phllips is a DA here. Once again the qualifying draw is a monster 128 man event.

 

QR1: (q4) Ed Corrie WR 720 v Finn Meinecke (GER) WR 1731

QR1: (q5) Matt Short WR 801 v Gordon Garrett (USA) UNR

 

Looks like Ed is playing his match here at 8:30 AM (local time) before heading back to sunrise to play the doubles final at 3:00 PM (local time).



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Didnt think you were allowed to do that.

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Reeltime wrote:

Didnt think you were allowed to do that.

 Well he is on the OOP for both events.



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i think he can because they are different weeks

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I know you are not allowed to play in singles of two tourneys at once (for example, enter the qualifying of the next weeks toureny whilst still being involved in the current weeks one) Not sure about doubles

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i always thought that you could becasue i remember people travelling between Surbiton semis/finals and Queens qualies in years gone by. Unless the rules are different in futures?

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Reeltime wrote:

I know you are not allowed to play in singles of two tourneys at once (for example, enter the qualifying of the next weeks toureny whilst still being involved in the current weeks one) Not sure about doubles

I believe the rule is that you can't enter two tournaments that are assigned to the same week but it is perfectly ok to play qualifying for a tournament that is notionally in the following week while still in a tournament for the current week as long as they are close enough together than you can cope with playing at both venues on the same day.



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freerider wrote:

i always thought that you could becasue i remember people travelling between Surbiton semis/finals and Queens qualies in years gone by. Unless the rules are different in futures?

 Yeah one year Tsonga won 5 matches in 2 days, 3 at Queens qualies and the semis and final at Surbiton.



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QR1: (q4) Ed Corrie WR 720 beat Finn Meinecke (GER) WR 1731 6-3, 4-6, 6-3
QR1: (q5) Matt Short WR 801 beat Gordon Garrett (USA) UNR 6-0, 6-0

Surprisingly close match for Corrie but a very nice scoreline from Short

QR2: (q4) Ed Corrie WR 720 v Juan Rocha (ARG) UNR
QR2: (q5) Matt Short WR 801 v Stephen Stege (USA) UNR

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QR2: (q4) Ed Corrie WR 720 beat Juan Rocha (ARG) UNR 6-1, 6-2
QR2: (q5) Matt Short WR 801 beat Stephen Stege (USA) UNR 6-1, 6-3

QR3: (q4) Ed Corrie WR 720 v Maksim Tikhomirov (THA) UNR
QR3: (q5) Matt Short WR 801 v Morgan Mays (USA) UNR



-- Edited by RJA on Saturday 21st of January 2012 09:42:31 PM

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QR3: (q4) Ed Corrie WR 720 beat Maksim Tikhomirov (THA) 6-2, 7-6(5)
QR3: (q5) Matt Short WR 801 beat Morgan Mays (USA) UNR 6-3, 6-2

FQR: (q4) Ed Corrie WR 720 v Adams Harrison (USA) WR 1271
FQR: (q5) Matt Short WR 801 v Tobias Hinzmann (GER) UNR

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FQR: (q4) Ed Corrie WR 720 beat Adams Harrison (USA) WR 1271 6-3, 6-3
FQR: (q5) Matt Short WR 801 beat Tobias Hinzmann (GER) UNR 6-2, 6-1

L32: Morgan Phillips WR 497 v (Q) Michael Shabaz (USA) WR 909
L32: (Q) Ed Corrie WR 720 v (WC) Bjorn Fratangelo (USA) WR 787
L32: (Q) Matt Short WR 801 v Gabriel Moraru (ROU) WR 450

Phillips is again likely to play the top seed in round 2 no



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In the last 18 days Ed Corrie has played 15 singles matches (winning 13) and thus far has just 1 ranking point to show for it. He has also played 6 doubles matches (winning 4), has had only had one day off in that time and has now played 11 days in a row. Lets hope that this week he starts to get more reward for his efforts.

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