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Post Info TOPIC: Week 20 - ITF $10K - Båstad, Sweden Clay


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RE: Week 20 - ITF $10K - Bastad, Sweden Clay


L32: Danielle Konotoptseva WR 952 v (8) Beatrice Cedermark (SWE) WR 643
L32: Sabrina Bamburac WR 831 v (7) Tori Kinard (USA) WR 635 - H2H 0-1, 3 & 2, Loughborough 2012
L32: (Q) Katy Dunne WR 1098 v (Q) Katarina Adamovic (SRB) WR 1106

The winners of the last two matches will play each other in R2.



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Not confident of Sabrina getting through recent track record is rather poor

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Yes - just looking to find if a daft bookie will offer decent odds on Ms Kinard.

Katy has a good chance of progressing. Dani is very inconsistent and must be a big underdog after getting thrashed last time.

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saw dani in edinburgh she is not that bad played well in first set against Anna Smith

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I should think finding a bookie who will offer decent odds on the American might indeed be 'Kinard.

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that's terrible..................

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Katy win trebled up with dani and Sab losing would be a good money earner if prices were decent enough.

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R1: Sabrina BAMBURAC/Rebecca POIKAJARVI (GBR/SWE) [3] vs. Ellen ALLGURIN/Beatrice CEDERMARK (SWE/SWE)

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Jaggy1876 wrote:

Katy win trebled up with dani and Sab losing would be a good money earner if prices were decent enough.


 Kinard 1.18, Katy 1.57 nothing for Dani yet



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steven wrote:

I should think finding a bookie who will offer decent odds on the American might indeed be 'Kinard.

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Goto the top of the class.

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steven wrote:

I should think finding a bookie who will offer decent odds on the American might indeed be 'Kinard.

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Puns aside, this American in the last year has lost to both Harriet Dart and Eden Silva. So whilst I'm expecting (like everyone else it would seem) a frustrating and predictable loss from Sabrina in straight sets (a player who has been comfortably inside the top 20 female tennis players in Great Britain for some time now, and ranked in the 800s worldwide), maybe today's the day smile



-- Edited by korriban on Monday 13th of May 2013 09:38:16 AM

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Katy on the verge: 2-6 6-1 *5-2

Sabrina in the bakery 0-6



-- Edited by blob on Monday 13th of May 2013 10:23:54 AM

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I too respect her effort and commitment (and everybody loves the underdog).

But I do wonder if it serves much purpose simply doing more of the same. Hence, maybe a new coach ? Maybe a training camp ?

Why doesn't she maybe quit the ITF circuit and go and spend the summer playing a whole heap of domestic tournaments in one of the nice warm countries ?

I quote France again simply because I know it but there are constant tournaments throughout the summer months where the winner gets about 400 euros (less in the smaller ones, a fair bit more in some of the bigger ones).
Accomodation is usually provided (not always but usually).
The tournaments are open to all, the level goes up to pre-national level although quite often there will be some national level players playing, either because it's their home town, it's part of their holiday tennis, or for exactly the reason that Sabrina might - to get some confidence back, earn a little money, enjoy yourself without ITF points pressure, or whatever.
Our local club even once, exceptionally, had the WR 190 woman (a Russian) playing in our summer tournament (my son umpired her because she didn't speak any French and he was the only one who spoke English) - she was just trying to get some experience on clay and string together a heap of matches.



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 13th of May 2013 11:57:13 AM

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Back to back breaks to start Katy's match - now on live scores.
Katy: *1-1

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Katy loses the first set 2-6
She didn't manage to hold her serve once in that set, but are we going to see another fighting comeback?

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