Is Oli not playing?

Evan won 6-0 6-0 and gets Niels Lottsma next, whilst Scott gets Merzetti

FQR: (q5) Scott Clayton WR 1347 beat Sasha Merzetti (ITA) UNR by 1 & 3
FQR: (q7) Evan Hoyt WR 1427 beat (q12) Niels Lootsma (NED) WR 2077 by 3 & 4

L32: (Q) Scott Clayton WR 1348 v Peter Goldsteiner (AUT) WR 853 (CH 745 in Aug)
L32: (5) Liam Broady WR 510 v Adam Chadaj (POL) WR 1128 (CH 202 in 2005)
L32: (Q) Evan Hoyt WR 1424 v (Q) Leon Schutt (GER) WR 1624 (CH 1439 in Nov)
L32: Luke Bambridge WR 785 v (2) Louk Sorensen (IRL) WR 405 (CH 213 in 2010)

Tricky draws for the two highest-ranked Brits here as Luke continues to attract top 2 seeds like a magnet (after a few weeks' gap when he didn't ...)

Edit: main draw updated with new rankings

-- Edited by steven on Sunday 1st of December 2013 07:06:49 PM

Louk, unfortunately for Luke, is a few miles ahead of your average 10K 2nd seed.

No wild card for Jabor Mohammed Ali Mutawa.

it was good that Luke managed to pick up a few points last time because he most certainly doesn't get the best luck in draws. His best hope (and I don't hope it) is that Louk's injury flares up.

Scott has a reasonable draw - Goldsteiner is higher ranked and should, on paper, win but he has lost in the first round of 8 of his last dozen tournaments and Scott seems to be on good form so why not . . .

It'll be a good match up for Liam - Chadaj has barely won a match these past nine months (lost easily to Marzi in his last one) - I think Liam will win without too much trouble.

Hope Evan can hold it together - he's had some up an down results but I like his game.

Strong start from Liam who is already *4-0 up

Luke is *2-2 with Sorenson. Luke had 0-40 on the Sorenson serve in the last game but couldn't convert.