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It's like a domestic tourney! All unranked apart from Joe:

 

Q1 :

Joe SALISBURY (GBR) WR 1567 [2]   Bye

David FOX (GBR)   def.    Vasantkumar KRISHNAMURTHY (IND)   6-0 6-1

Stuart KENYON (GBR) def.      Trey YATES (USA)    Walkover

Jordan ANGUS (GBR)     Oliver REYNOLDS (USA)   6-3 6-3  

Christopher HELLIAR (GBR)  def.    Brock SAKEY (USA)   6-0 6-3 

David O'LEARY (GBR)     BYE  

Hunter JOHNSON (USA)  def.    Jack OSWALD (GBR)    6-3 6-2 

 


 



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Q2 :

(2) Joe Salisbury WR 1567 v Max Rebol (USA) UNR
David Fox v Thomas Tomczak (USA) UNR
Stuart Kenyon v Aleks Huryn (USA) UNR
Jordan Angus v Alexandre Latychev (CAN) UNR
Christopher Helliar v Adam Liu (USA) UNR
David O'Leary v Langford Hills (USA) UNR

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Prodon should win this?


(Now he'll probably lose in the first round.)

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A few matches (including Joe's) not yet played, but victories in all the others ! (But 4 rounds of qualies here)

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(2) Joe Salisbury WR 1567 v Max Rebol (USA) UNR

David Fox def. Thomas Tomczak (USA) UNR 6-2 6-3
Stuart Kenyon def. Aleks Huryn (USA) UNR 6-3 4-6 6-4
Jordan Angus def. Alexandre Latychev (CAN) UNR 6-3 6-1
Christopher Helliar def. Adam Liu (USA) UNR 6-1 6-3
David O'Leary def. Langford Hills (USA) UNR 6-0 6-1



QR3:

David Fox v Yates Johnson (USA) UNR
Stuart Kenyon v (5) Rafael Rondino (BRA) WR 1663
Jordan Angus v Adam Zaorski (POL) UNR
Christopher Helliar v Zachary Wilder (USA) UNR
David O'Leary v Milo Johnson (USA) UNR

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... however, this David is not the son of the one you are talking about

edited: see below!



-- Edited by steven on Sunday 20th of October 2013 05:20:35 PM

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steven wrote:

... however, this David is the son of the one you are talking about

 According to this, his father's name is Chris? confuse

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:pA643UJzD4EJ:www.gotigersgo.com/sports/m-tennis/mtt/david_oleary_778180.html+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk

 

Thought it was too good to be true.



-- Edited by Tennisnow on Sunday 20th of October 2013 03:49:30 PM

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Is David O'Leary really finding it that hard to get another football managing gig that he's trying Futures qualifying?

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steven wrote:

... however, this David is the son of the one you are talking about

You learn something every day.

Go junior.

 



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WHAT????

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Oops, sorry about that. I was basing it on a conversation I had with a steward at the Wimbledon 2009 semis. We were near the front in the corner at the royal box end and were talking to the steward (who also controlled access to the royal box) while waiting to go back in and he said he'd just seen David O'Leary (presumably he was a football fan so this was a big deal to him), who was in the royal box with his daughter and that he had mentioned in passing that his son was doing pretty well as a junior tennis player. Hence my (clearly incorrect) assumption above!

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A clean sweep of victories . .. well done to the Brit US college boys

So far :

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(2) Joe Salisbury WR 1567 def. Max Rebol (USA) UNR 6-0 6-3


QR3:

David Fox def. Yates Johnson (USA) UNR 6-4 7-5
Stuart Kenyon def. (5) Rafael Rondino (BRA) WR 1663 2-6 6-4 6-4
Jordan Angus def. Adam Zaorski (POL) UNR 6-2 6-2
Christopher Helliar def. Zachary Wilder (USA) UNR 6-0 6-4
David O'Leary def. Milo Johnson (USA) UNR 7-6(8) 6-3


QR3:
(2) Joe Salisbury WR 1567 v Hunter Johnson (USA) UNR

FQR :
David Fox v Stefan Lindmark (SWE) UNR
Stuart Kenyon v Pally Ray (USA) UNR
Jordan Angus v (6) Zachary White (CAN) WR 1677
Christopher Helliar v Ryler Deheart (USA) UNR CH 175 (!!!) May 2010 age 29
David O'Leary v Malte Stropp (GER) UNR CH 970 jan 2011

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Salmon wrote:

Prodon should win this?


(Now he'll probably lose in the first round.)

 Chase Buchanan has suddenly turned up as a WC and Prodon has been out of tennis for over a year, I believe, so I wouldn't bet your house on it . . . smile



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If Prodon can get to Buchanan, I think he'll have had enough match-time under his belt to get rid of his rustiness.





I'm very curious about the convo that Steven had, however. There's not much available on the internet about David O'Leary's family, but the one son that I could find about would have been slightly too old to play juniors tennis in 2009 - http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archive/o-leary-i-almost-missed-indonesia-trip



So did the steward have a flashback from his past life, about the time when he had a chat with Stanley Matthews? hmm





-- Edited by Salmon on Monday 21st of October 2013 06:48:08 AM

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LOL maybe, or maybe I just misunderstood / mis-heard / put 2 and 2 together and made 5, who knows - I wasn't that interested in football links and very interested in getting back in my seat as quickly as possible at the time!

So in other words, I wouldn't do too much research into it, there's probably nothing in it.

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A lone Brit in the doubles this week, but in theory in with a chance:

R1:  Cédric de Zutter (BEL) & Joe Salisbury CR 2052 (936+1116) vs Philip Bester & Kamil Pajkowski (CAN/CAN) UNR



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