Bob in Spain wrote:

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seagull wrote:

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So Evo heading off to the States for the 3 Challengers there which I think makes sense. Cox is 2nd alt, Corrie 3rd and Boggo (he is back!) is 9th

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Especially as he has a couple of other Brits there to keep him company.

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I could be wrong here but I always got the impression that Evo and Cox don't get on.

-- Edited by RJA on Wednesday 4th of September 2013 03:27:15 PM

So Evo heading off to the States for the 3 Challengers there which I think makes sense. Cox is 2nd alt, Corrie 3rd and Boggo (he is back!) is 9th

Is Nick Kyrgios playing there by any chance ? I know there's a difference in age but I've heard (not completely reliably but not from an utter moron) that the two of them get on really well.

The US makes sense to me - so much more Dan's style in general, Brit players or not. Frankly, I bet there'll be quite a few 'new' friends now . . .

Coup Droit wrote:

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Is Nick Kyrgios playing there by any chance ? I know there's a difference in age but I've heard (not completely reliably but not from an utter moron) that the two of them get on really well.

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 Yes he is.

Kyle looks to be playing the 2 $15K's in Morocco after the challenger there.

Tara Moore entered Loughborough but not Shrewsbury (maybe a WC?)

LouieG wrote:

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Any plans for Wardy or Evo to enter any ATP events?

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I assume that Evo will play the three challengers in California. There isn't much scope for ATP events after that although there is talk that he might get a wild card for Stockholm, Moscow or Vienna all of which take place the week after the third California challenger. The week after is Basel and Valencia (both ATP 500s) where he could make qualifying. Personally I think the talk of ATP events is premature. He wants top 100 by the end of the year and the best way of doing that is to play 5-6 challengers. There will be plenty of time for ATP events next year.

As for Ward, on current form talk of ATP events seems silly. Aside from the Davis Cup win against Tursunov his highest scalp on the tour this year was Sugita WR 140.

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