Week 25 - USA F16 ($10,000) - Buffalo, NY (clay)

Sofa · Social player

RE: Week 25 - USA F16 ($10,000) - Buffalo, NY (clay)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Good news from the doubles.

QF: Luke and Liam won their match by a whisker - 4-6 7-6(1) 11-9

QF: Ash and Toby won a lot easier - 6-1 6-2

TMH · Futures qualifying

What happened to Liam?

steven · Tennis legend

Sofa wrote:
That's a good win for Toby. Is that a career high win?

No, he beat James Lemke WR 284 in Traralgon in 2011 according to Helen's table.

Bob in Spain · Tennis legend

Ash already a break up at *3-1

Toby at *1-1 after a break each.

Bob in Spain · Tennis legend

Ash wins the 1st set 6-3 whilst Toby is on serve at *3-3

paulisi · Tennis legend

Toby just broken, but every game seems very close. Long way to go in this match.

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Toby has a nasty habit of getting one win and then no more.

13 counting tournaments, and 12 of those are R2 losses.

Would be nice if he could get at least one 2-pointer on the board!

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

L16: (2) Ashley Hewitt WR 452 def. Hans Hach (MEX) WR 1107 (CH 1097 in Apr) 6-3 6-4

Toby lost the first set 6-4 and is now a break down in the second.

Bob in Spain · Tennis legend

Toby lost 6-4 6-2

Luke on serve at 3-2* in the 1st

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Really tough, topsy-turvy first set which Luke manages to take 8-6 in the tie-break.

Bob in Spain · Tennis legend

Coup Droit wrote:
Really tough, topsy-turvy first set which Luke manages to take 8-6 in the tie-break.

You read my mind. Right down to the phrase "topsy-turvy". Telepathy rules.

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Bob in Spain wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
Really tough, topsy-turvy first set which Luke manages to take 8-6 in the tie-break.
You read my mind. Right down to the phrase "topsy-turvy". Telepathy rules.

smile smile OK, now for charades I'm thinking of a tennis player, two syllables (surname), first syllable 'does squwarky flap wings' . . .

Bob in Spain · Tennis legend

Coup Droit wrote:
Bob in Spain wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
Really tough, topsy-turvy first set which Luke manages to take 8-6 in the tie-break.
You read my mind. Right down to the phrase "topsy-turvy". Telepathy rules.

OK, now for charades I'm thinking of a tennis player, two syllables (surname), first syllable 'does squwarky flap wings' . . .

Mmm. Where might he be from ? Let me just Czech my list of possibilities

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Mine's a Brit . . .

And Luke's match goes south, losing the second set 2-6 :(