L32: (Q) Lewis Thomson UNR lost to Matías Castro (ARG) WR 1129 (CH 975 in 2009) by 0 & 1 L32: (6) Lewis Burton WR 694 beat Ali Ghareeb (KUW) WR 1528 (CH 1345 in 2003) by 0 & 3 L32: (2) Marcus Willis WR 414 beat (Q) Ken Onishi (JPN) UNR by 3-6 6-3 6-2
L16: (6) Lewis Burton WR 694 v (Q) Punn Bodhidatta (THA) WR 2110 (CH 1966 in Jul) L16: (2) Marcus Willis WR 414 v (WC) Dawood Sayed Hasheem (KUW) UNR
Sayed Hasheem double bagelled a lucky loser today but lost 0 & 1 to a Brit (Rob Carter) here last year.
-- Edited by steven on Tuesday 1st of October 2013 04:51:21 PM
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Spoke last night said expected tough match As Kendo is talented ITF junior and would have learnt lessons from previous encounter - lets hope not too much .
Hi - I though it rude as a new poster to start a new thread but noticed that, with points coming off by the end of the year, it's a pretty even battle from here to year end for the final top 5 spot.
With Marcus's progress and other players points coming off there's about 7 players including boggo that have a similar chance of GB number 5. Marcus has a chance to go deep here and challenge for that spot and would be good to see the Brits having a real go to outdo each other to get there.
Hi - I though it rude as a new poster to start a new thread but noticed that, with points coming off by the end of the year, it's a pretty even battle from here to year end for the final top 5 spot. With Marcus's progress and other players points coming off there's about 7 players including boggo that have a similar chance of GB number 5. Marcus has a chance to go deep here and challenge for that spot and would be good to see the Brits having a real go to outdo each other to get there.
I dearly wish a certain new member would think along the same lines, but it definitely is not rude! Welcome to the board, and it's always a pleasure seeing people with marine-themed usernames.
Boggo has mysteriously disappeared, so I'm not too confident that he'll end the year below the 300 mark (which I think will be a prerequisite for being number 5), but otherwise there are quite a few players who could get there and (hopefully) that will persuade the LTA to have more home Challengers in 2014.