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Aled+Jones   +  justin-bieber.jpg  =  Rob-Carter-200x255.jpg



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biggrinbiggrinbiggrin  (get it a bit more, but not totally.  I'm obviously too old, too thick or too blonde (not) or something)



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Bob wrote:

Doubles draw:

http://www.lta.org.uk/NewWebsite/LTA/Documents/Fans%20News%20and%20Major%20Events/Results/2013/Shrewsbury/Men's%20doubles.pdf

 

I'm afraid that link's duff, Bob! cry   I've been waiting for the doubles draw to appea since yesterday evening & have just got it by going direct to the LTA site.  For those too lazy to check, the pairings involving Brits are as follows:

R1:  (1) David Rice & Sean Thornley WR 461 vs BYE

R1:  Neil Pauffley & Marcus Willis WR 2077 vs Scott Clayton & Richard Gabb WR 1858

R1:  (4) Timo Nieminen & Juho Paukku (FIN/FIN) WR 1613 vs Ashley Hewitt & George Morgan WR 1856

R1:  George Coupland & James Marsalek WR 2017 vs Liam Broady & Josh Ward-Hibbert WR 1823

R1:  Sander Gille & Jonas Merckx (BEL/BEL) UNR vs Jack Carpenter & Tom Farquharson UNR

R1:  Maniel Bains & Dan Evans UNR vs Jacob Adaktusson & Igor Tubic (SWE/SWE) UNR

R1:  BYE vs (2) Ed Corrie & Neal Skupski WR 1132



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The link works for me if you copy and paste it into the address bar, but not if you just click it directly. Same for the qualifying draw in the opening post.

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Carter beat Broady 6-3 5-7 6-4



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Neal Skupski beat JWH by 6-4 7-6 according to a tweet from Soto Tennis

Tough one for @jwardhibbert going down to @nealskupski 4&6.. Well done to Neal. Good Luck MD mate



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Draw is out:

http://www.lta.org.uk/NewWebsite/LTA/Documents/Fans%20News%20and%20Major%20Events/Results/2013/Shrewsbury/Men's%20singles%20main%20draw.pdf

Dan Evans qualifies and is seeded 3

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Slabba in the main draw

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johnnylad wrote:

Slabba in the main draw

 Good to see Slabba back. Pushed out of 8th seed spot and ends up drawing 8th seed.

I know its unlikely but i always like to get a bit excited about the possibility of an all brit last 16 :)



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Just 5 countries represented this week - 23 Brits (including 7 of the 8 qualifiers), 3 GEMs, 3 Finns, 2 Belgians and an Austrian, with the 3rd quarter all-GB:

L32: (1) Josh Goodall WR 252 v Dorian Descloix (FRA) WR 775
L32: Richard Gabb WR 755 v Davy Sum (FRA) WR 615
L32: (WC) Scott Clayton WR 1781 v (WC) Jack Findel-Hawkins UNR
L32: Jack Carpenter WR 730 v (5) Timo Nieminen (FIN) WR 394

L32: (3/Q) Dan Evans WR 367 v Ashley Hewitt WR 750 - H2H 1-0, 3 sets, 2009
L32: (WC) Tom Farquharson WR 1056 v Bastian Trinker (AUT) WR 681
L32: (Q) Robert Carter WR 1342 v (Q) Juho Paukku (FIN) WR 1180
L32: (7) Neil Pauffley WR 454 v Yannick Vandenbulcke (BEL) WR 639

L32: (6) Richard Bloomfield WR 540 v (Q) Myles Orton WR 1163
L32: (WC) Toby Martin WR 894 v (Q) Neal Skupski WR 1571 - H2H 1-0, 3 sets, Sheffield earlier this year
L32: James Marsalek WR 611 v (Q) Alan Bevan WR 1468 - H2H 2-0, s/s, 2009 & 2011
L32: (4) Ed Corrie WR 385 v David Rice WR 757 - H2H 1-1, both on grass, 2007/8

L32: Alex Slabinsky WR 513 v (8) Alexandre Folie (BEL) WR 491
L32: Tom Burn WR 546 v (Q) George Coupland WR 1159
L32: (Q) Jathan Malik UNR v Jaan-Frederik Brunken (FIN) WR 647
L32: Marcus Willis WR 638 v (2) Axel Michon (FRA) WR 318


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korriban wrote:

I presume this means that Dan's entry is all very last minute and unplanned.....for those for in the know about how these things work, is a QWC for a highly ranked player like Dan indicative of

1. Being too late, somehow, for a MDWC

2. Dan himself preferring a QWC, not wanting to use up any of his allowance of 3 MDWCs on such a low level event, so early in the year. I believe each player can request upto 5 QWCs in addition.

3. Wanting some extra practice (seems unlikely)

4. Being refused a MDWC for some reason

Dan seemed to go completely off the radar for 4 weeks after he played in week 5: no tournaments played, no tournament entries between week 6 and week 12 inclusive (at least), no tweets, no word or news about an injury. One poster mentioned he was on holiday - not sure if this was reporting fact, speculation, sarcasm or something else. Anyway, this seems a strange, sudden and seemingly unplanned way to come back on the scene, so perhaps there was an injury issue. Anyone know

-- Edited by korriban on Monday 4th of March 2013 09:16:16 AM

 Yeah as i said Holiday



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SMC1809 wrote:

Aled+Jones   +  justin-bieber.jpg  =  Rob-Carter-200x255.jpg

 Well at least Mr Carter turned up for his match on time wink



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HossTheBoss wrote:
korriban wrote:

I presume this means that Dan's entry is all very last minute and unplanned.....for those for in the know about how these things work, is a QWC for a highly ranked player like Dan indicative of

1. Being too late, somehow, for a MDWC

2. Dan himself preferring a QWC, not wanting to use up any of his allowance of 3 MDWCs on such a low level event, so early in the year. I believe each player can request upto 5 QWCs in addition.

3. Wanting some extra practice (seems unlikely)

4. Being refused a MDWC for some reason

Dan seemed to go completely off the radar for 4 weeks after he played in week 5: no tournaments played, no tournament entries between week 6 and week 12 inclusive (at least), no tweets, no word or news about an injury. One poster mentioned he was on holiday - not sure if this was reporting fact, speculation, sarcasm or something else. Anyway, this seems a strange, sudden and seemingly unplanned way to come back on the scene, so perhaps there was an injury issue. Anyone know

-- Edited by korriban on Monday 4th of March 2013 09:16:16 AM

 Yeah as i said Holiday

 You did say Holiday!



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L32:  (3/Q) Dan Evans WR 367 defeated Ashley Hewitt WR 750 by 4 & 4

That's four Brits out of five through to the second round so far, two of them against non-Brit opponents. wink



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Wednesday 6th of March 2013 01:27:37 PM

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James Marsalek currently 6-0 3-0 up v Bevan

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