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indiana


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Is there some sort of style mismatch with Tom and Liam ??

A not very on-form of late Tom in the end decisively wins again over a Liam giving it his all...

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R1: (1) Lewis Burton & Marcus Willis CR 829 (406+423) vs BYE
R1: Peter Bothwell (IRL) & Isaac Stoute UNR beat Aaron Banasik & Sam Hutt UNR 7-6(4) 6-3
R1: (3) Erik Crepaldi (ITA) & James Marsalek CR 1332 (569+763) beat Adam Chadej & Vijay Sundar Prashanth (POL/IND) CR 1406 (657+749) 6-3 6-2
R1: Scott Clayton & Jonny O'Mara CR 1958 (756+1202) beat Marcus Gan & Oliver Gan UNR 7-6(3) 6-1
R1: Luke Bambridge & George Morgan CR 1631 (736+895) beat Sizya Ernest Kivanda & Kenichiro Oishi UNR 6-3 6-1
R1: Evan Hoyt & Josh Ward-Hibbert CR 1251 (939+312) beat (4) Josh Goodall & Harry Meehan CR 1368 (645+723) 6-3 6-4
R1: Rob Carter & Adam Thornton-Brown CR 3223 (1725+1498) beat Graeme Dyce & Bruce Strachan UNR 6-2 6-4
R1: BYE vs (2) Jesper Brunström & Patrik Rosenholm (SWE/SWE) CR 1085 (530+555)

QF: (1) Lewis Burton & Marcus Willis CR 829 (406+423) v Peter Bothwell (IRL) & Isaac Stoute UNR
QF: (3) Erik Crepaldi (ITA) & James Marsalek CR 1332 (569+763) v Scott Clayton & Jonny O'Mara CR 1958 (756+1202)
QF: Luke Bambridge & George Morgan CR 1631 (736+895) v Evan Hoyt & Josh Ward-Hibbert CR 1251 (939+312)
QF: Rob Carter & Adam Thornton-Brown CR 3223 (1725+1498 v (2) Jesper Brunström & Patrik Rosenholm (SWE/SWE) CR 1085 (530+555)

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All the best to our doubles guys.

While Marcus and Lewis have been very consistent, the above doubles draw is some indication as to why I think 10K doubles futures titles must be put into context. And while they are clearly good prospects, challenger doubles will be very much more of a proving ground.

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The latest GB year to date ranking points, highlighting in particular the "battle" for the year end 5th place.

4. Dan C - 186 ranking points from 18 counters

5. Ed - 126 from 16
6. Dave - 120 from 18
7. Marcus - 117 from 18 ( 119 from 20 )
8. Kyle - 110 from 14

9. Ashley - 94 from 14

This includes Dave's 5 points for challenger qualifying this week. Marcus currently adds for any score in excess of 1, so will draw level with Ed if he reaches the final here, earning 10 points, i.e. a net 9.

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indiana wrote:

The latest GB year to date ranking points, highlighting in particular the "battle" for the year end 5th place.
 

 

This exciting race has been dubbed "the Marmite of British tennis statistics" by the wider media, I believe.


Kedmund will lose quite a few points and Corrie will be the new incumbent next Monday, unless Marcus can step up and get to the final.



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indiana wrote:

Is there some sort of style mismatch with Tom and Liam ??

A not very on-form of late Tom in the end decisively wins again over a Liam giving it his all...

Tom thrashed Liam at Bath earlier in the year. Liam was absolutely awful that day and it resulted in his one of his epic temper tantrums. It probably isn't a great memory when he walks on court to play Tom



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Not in cricket. I can't remember any cricketer, young or old, who was diagnosed with glandular fever in the recent past. There might be one or two, but surely not even 5% of the no. of people in tennis.

Edit: apart from James Faulkner, I guess.



-- Edited by Salmon on Wednesday 30th of October 2013 09:18:23 AM

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indiana wrote:

All the best to our doubles guys.

While Marcus and Lewis have been very consistent, the above doubles draw is some indication as to why I think 10K doubles futures titles must be put into context. And while they are clearly good prospects, challenger doubles will be very much more of a proving ground.

 Currently Marcus & Lewis have a projected CR of under 600 by end of feb/march 2013 when their ranking would get them into main draw of most challenger events when I would expect their current win ratio 82% ( since July ) or 90% + ( last 5 T ) to drop to around 50% . 

 



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Richard Bloomfield has confirmed that after recovered from tendonitis of the wrist still keen to continue playing whilst building his coaching qualifications 

 



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wolf wrote:

R1: (1) Lewis Burton & Marcus Willis CR 829 (406+423) vs BYE
R1: Peter Bothwell (IRL) & Isaac Stoute UNR beat Aaron Banasik & Sam Hutt UNR 7-6(4) 6-3
R1: (3) Erik Crepaldi (ITA) & James Marsalek CR 1332 (569+763) beat Adam Chadej & Vijay Sundar Prashanth (POL/IND) CR 1406 (657+749) 6-3 6-2
R1: Scott Clayton & Jonny O'Mara CR 1958 (756+1202) beat Marcus Gan & Oliver Gan UNR 7-6(3) 6-1
R1: Luke Bambridge & George Morgan CR 1631 (736+895) beat Sizya Ernest Kivanda & Kenichiro Oishi UNR 6-3 6-1
R1: Evan Hoyt & Josh Ward-Hibbert CR 1251 (939+312) beat (4) Josh Goodall & Harry Meehan CR 1368 (645+723) 6-3 6-4
R1: Rob Carter & Adam Thornton-Brown CR 3223 (1725+1498) beat Graeme Dyce & Bruce Strachan UNR 6-2 6-4
R1: BYE vs (2) Jesper Brunström & Patrik Rosenholm (SWE/SWE) CR 1085 (530+555)

QF: (1) Lewis Burton & Marcus Willis CR 829 (406+423) v Peter Bothwell (IRL) & Isaac Stoute UNR
QF: (3) Erik Crepaldi (ITA) & James Marsalek CR 1332 (569+763) v Scott Clayton & Jonny O'Mara CR 1958 (756+1202)
QF: Luke Bambridge & George Morgan CR 1631 (736+895) v Evan Hoyt & Josh Ward-Hibbert CR 1251 (939+312)
QF: Rob Carter & Adam Thornton-Brown CR 3223 (1725+1498 v (2) Jesper Brunström & Patrik Rosenholm (SWE/SWE) CR 1085 (530+555)

 After watching yesterday's doubles matches Biggest threat to Marcus & Lewis appears to be ward hibbert & hoyt . The stirling UNI pair is weaker in Callum gee absence . 



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wolf wrote:

R1: (1) Lewis Burton & Marcus Willis CR 829 (406+423) vs BYE
R1: Peter Bothwell (IRL) & Isaac Stoute UNR beat Aaron Banasik & Sam Hutt UNR 7-6(4) 6-3
R1: (3) Erik Crepaldi (ITA) & James Marsalek CR 1332 (569+763) beat Adam Chadej & Vijay Sundar Prashanth (POL/IND) CR 1406 (657+749) 6-3 6-2
R1: Scott Clayton & Jonny O'Mara CR 1958 (756+1202) beat Marcus Gan & Oliver Gan UNR 7-6(3) 6-1
R1: Luke Bambridge & George Morgan CR 1631 (736+895) beat Sizya Ernest Kivanda & Kenichiro Oishi UNR 6-3 6-1
R1: Evan Hoyt & Josh Ward-Hibbert CR 1251 (939+312) beat (4) Josh Goodall & Harry Meehan CR 1368 (645+723) 6-3 6-4
R1: Rob Carter & Adam Thornton-Brown CR 3223 (1725+1498) beat Graeme Dyce & Bruce Strachan UNR 6-2 6-4
R1: BYE vs (2) Jesper Brunström & Patrik Rosenholm (SWE/SWE) CR 1085 (530+555)

QF: (1) Lewis Burton & Marcus Willis CR 829 (406+423) v Peter Bothwell (IRL) & Isaac Stoute UNR
QF: (3) Erik Crepaldi (ITA) & James Marsalek CR 1332 (569+763) v Scott Clayton & Jonny O'Mara CR 1958 (756+1202)
QF: Luke Bambridge & George Morgan CR 1631 (736+895) v Evan Hoyt & Josh Ward-Hibbert CR 1251 (939+312)
QF: Rob Carter & Adam Thornton-Brown CR 3223 (1725+1498 v (2) Jesper Brunström & Patrik Rosenholm (SWE/SWE) CR 1085 (530+555)

 After watching yesterday's doubles matches Biggest threat to Marcus & Lewis appears to be ward hibbert & hoyt . The stirling UNI pair is weaker in Callum gee absence . 

 Crepaldi & marzi  bambridge / Morgan are other strong Doubs pairs . 



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Bomb wins a controversial 1st game in the 3rd set when F had break point 

Because F stopped when felt neighbouring court infringed & bomb saved & went on to win that important potentially match  changing opening game of the 3rd 

I think the umpire is excellent but C the Slovak player standing next to me that with drew last week  says he is one of worst 

Umpires on tour ! Lol



-- Edited by A1 tennis academy on Wednesday 30th of October 2013 12:12:01 PM

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Evidently not too bad, as live scores show him winning 2-6 6-3 6-4.



-- Edited by Spectator on Wednesday 30th of October 2013 12:26:45 PM

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Marzi cruising now at *5-0 and will serve for the match.

JWH loses the first set 6-4 but not much in it really. On BPs, Rosenholm 1/2 and JWH 0/3

Jonny gets broken again and is now 5-6* down - And goes on to lose the 1st set 7-5

 



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Wednesday 30th of October 2013 01:26:53 PM

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Marzi goes on to complete a 2nd set bagel, beating Chadaj 4&0

Looks like a decent win that, given Chadaj's win over Josh G yesterday. Good to see Marzi showing some form in the last couple of weeks.



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Wednesday 30th of October 2013 01:50:10 PM

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