QF: Lewis Burton WR 750 v (1) Brydan Klein (AUS) WR 243 (CH 174 in 2009) QF: (4) Alex Ward WR 447 v (7) Kittiphong Wachiramanowong (THA) WR 547 (CH 457 in 2010)
-- Edited by steven on Wednesday 31st of October 2012 11:32:42 AM
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Imagine trying to fit that name in on one of those forms that give you a block for each letter. . . maybe Thai forms have more blocks than European ones!
Imagine trying to fit that name in on one of those forms that give you a block for each letter. . . maybe Thai forms have more blocks than European ones!
In this fashion, there is a WTA player: Nantenaina Ramalalaharivololona (MAD)
Athletics fans may also remember Steve Cram wrestling with the name of the distinguished Madagascan 100m Hurdler, Nicole Ramalalanirina, at the Sydney Olympics.
Solid wins for Burton so far this week, has kept the singles points ticking over recently. Looks like he's not afraid to travel as well which is a good thing.
Tough opposition for both in the QF's, good luck guys
SF: Lewis Burton WR 750 v (8) Miliaan Niesten (NED) WR 660 (CH 532 in 2010) SF: (4) Alex Ward WR 447 v (2) Matwé Middelkoop (NED) WR 267 (CH 197 in 2008)
The four semi-finalists have only dropped one set between them so far this week - Lewis in R1 against Escoffier.
Steven: have added an accent to Middelkoop's first name.
-- Edited by Stircrazy on Thursday 1st of November 2012 12:27:45 PM
SC: Thanks. That's an odd one - I wasn't aware Dutch had an acute accent, which is why I've never checked his name - maybe the name comes from somewhere else. A quick search on Google produces no references to the name apart from Middelkoop himself!
-- Edited by steven on Thursday 1st of November 2012 12:43:38 PM
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