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The seemingly random appearance and disappearance of Brits in Antalya continues ...

QR1: (q2) Edward Corrie WR 701 v Maxim Lunkin (RUS) WR 1237
QR1: Robert Carter UNR v (q13) Robert Rumler (CZE) WR 895

Dan Smethurst should be seeded in the main draw. Liam was 4th Alt just above the top seed in qualifying so should have got in but I'm not sure what has happened to Oli, who was definitely still in Turkey yesterday but does not seem to have ever been on the entry list for this event.



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QR1: (q2) Edward Corrie WR 701 beat Maxim Lunkin (RUS) WR 1237 6-4, 7-5
QR1: Robert Carter UNR lost to (q13) Robert Rumler (CZE) WR 895 6-7(5), 6-1, 6-2

QR2: (q2) Edward Corrie WR 701 v (wc) Akbar Rahman (TJK) UNR

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QR2: (q2) Edward Corrie WR 701 beat (wc) Akbar Rahman (TJK) UNR 6-0, 6-1

FQR: (q2) Edward Corrie WR 701 v (q11) Yannick Vandenbulcke (BEL) WR 886

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Well done, Ed  smile   

But is he aware unfortunately that the stevegtennis site no longer keeps a table of the players on the circuit who have played most matches in the year ?  I remember Alex Ward up there before and I'm sure Ed's outdoing his previous efforts.



-- Edited by indiana on Monday 13th of February 2012 02:24:39 PM

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Hey thanks Akhenaten,  so yes he's well clear, and obviously in number of wins as well.   He's in danger though of soon generally not having to play qualifying, but at least he got some biggees in   wink

5 British men in a top 100.  Roger the Dodger will be positively slavering  biggrin



-- Edited by indiana on Monday 13th of February 2012 03:47:46 PM

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Poor old Ed. He couldn't find any 128 player qualifying draws in the U.S. so has had to cross the pond to find a mere 64 player draw.

The good news is that he's about to serve for the first set, leading *5-1.



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Ed through to the main draw with a 6-1 6-4 win.

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Ed is walking the no. of matches played competition so far this year...

 

RankNameCtryWinsMatches%
1Edward CorrieGBR222685%
2Austin KrajicekUSA161984%
2Denis YevseyevKAZ151979%
4Laslo Urrutia FuentesCHI141878%
      
17Daniel EvansGBR121580%
23Matthew ShortGBR101471%
38David RiceGBR91369%
86Andy MurrayGBR101191%
130Marshall TutuGBR71070%
130Josh GoodallGBR71070%


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Quite impressive to have won 3 more matches than the next busiest player has even played but ridiculous that he only has 4 points to show for it!

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FQR: (q2) Edward Corrie WR 701 beat (q11) Yannick Vandenbulcke (BEL) WR 886 by 1 & 4

Switching to today's rankings, the three Brits are all playing opponents who, like Ed, are at or within a couple of places of their career highs:

L32: (Q) Edward Corrie WR 681 v Marc Rath (AUT) WR 460
L32: Liam Broady WR 692 v (5) Gleb Sakharov (FRA) WR 384
L32: (7) Dan Smethurst WR 457 v Arthur de Greef (BEL) WR 538

Dan gave Arthur a fair bit of de Greef on his home soil the one previous time they met, beating him 7-6(4) 6-0 in Eupen Futures QFs in 2009.



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L16: ALTINER (TUR) / YEUNG (HKG) Vs CORRIE (GBR) / SMETHURST (GBR)
L16: BROADY (GBR) / THIEM (AUT) Vs ANDERSEN (RSA) / ROFLMAO (RSA) (2)



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Dan's match is being covered by Bet365 and he leads 2-0*



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Make that *3-0



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steven wrote:

L32: (7) Dan Smethurst WR 457 v Arthur de Greef (BEL) WR 538

Dan gave Arthur a fair bit of de Greef on his home soil the one previous time they met, beating him 7-6(4) 6-0 in Eupen Futures QFs in 2009.

Obviously been nip & tuck in the first set, but the bet365 LS has been stuck on *5-4 to Dan for a while now... confuse



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And now it's disappeared altogether!  Hope that means Dan won.



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