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Jaggy1876


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Can't really say a double breadstick defeat is a positive Jack had 2 fairly easy opponents too however Freddie is the best player left especially if Ward and Gabb go through it would be a very average British semi line up. Freddie's title to lose now really.

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Corrie breaks back and could break again. 13/8 get on now.

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Richard Gabb breaks again just at the right time to win 6-3 7-5

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Ed breaks to serve for Set. Come on Ed!

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Exactly. At his ranking level, or rather his target level of 150, he should NOT be playing $10ks, but whilst he does (even though he knows he shouldnt), any loss runs the risk of being some lucky recipient's CH scalp.

 

Interestin g comparison. James Wards ranking fell to almost 300 following injury. His approach to rebuilding his ranking was to go for AO qualies and Challengers. JG does the opposite. Money and funding is a big factor. I suspect confidence, gamestyle and ability is a bigger factor.



-- Edited by korriban on Thursday 28th of February 2013 08:23:34 PM

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Corrie took the second and is a break up in the 3rd. Would be nice to see a Corrie-Nielsen final.

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Ed running away with it now:  3-6 7-5 *4-1.



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Ed v Gabb and Nielson v?? are the semi fianls after Ed's 3 set win

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Nielsen is down to play Indian Wells (doubles with Dimitrov) according to the post in the entries and rankings section.  Shrewsbury can't really compete on warmth ... comfort ... prize money ... points ... (though it does have more interesting architecture)
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paulisi wrote:

Just looking at the entries for Shrewsbury next week - Nielson and Ward, Smethurst not down(latter 2in Lille 15K), otherwise generally a similar field to this week, bar Michon who will be the second seed. I wonder if Bloomfield will be fit to play? Definitely looks like another good opportunity for Ed Corrie to move up the rankings.



-- Edited by paulisi on Thursday 28th of February 2013 07:35:31 PM



-- Edited by paulisi on Thursday 28th of February 2013 07:38:39 PM

 



-- Edited by Spectator on Thursday 28th of February 2013 09:37:37 PM

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Jack Buxton wrote:

QF: Lewis Burton WR 721 v (WC) Tom Farquharson WR 1055

Tom takes the first set by 7-5. 



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The WCs are soundly thrashed!  Lambs to the slaughter...

SF: (1) David Rice & Sean Thornley WR 464 defeated (WC) Jack Findel-Hawkins & Alexander Gasson UNR by 1 & 0



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Stircrazy wrote:

The WCs are soundly thrashed!  Lambs to the slaughter...

SF: (1) David Rice & Sean Thornley WR 464 defeated (WC) Jack Findel-Hawkins & Alexander Gasson UNR by 1 & 0

 Looks like Rice and Thornley were in a hurry as they certainly stepped on the gasson



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Bob in Spain wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

The WCs are soundly thrashed!  Lambs to the slaughter...

SF: (1) David Rice & Sean Thornley WR 464 defeated (WC) Jack Findel-Hawkins & Alexander Gasson UNR by 1 & 0

 Looks like Rice and Thornley were in a hurry as they certainly stepped on the gasson

*groan*  Bob, you'd better get your (rain)coat!  wink



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Stircrazy wrote:
Jack Buxton wrote:

QF: Lewis Burton WR 721 v (WC) Tom Farquharson WR 1055

Tom takes the first set by 7-5. 

Lewis captures the second by 6-4 to take the match into a decider. 



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Stircrazy wrote:

SF:  (4) Ed Corrie & Neal Skupski WR 1131 vs (2) Frederik Nielsen (DEN) & Josh Ward-Hibbert WR 947

Ed & Neal take the first set by 6-2.  1-1* in the second. 



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