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Post Info TOPIC: Week 28 - Great Britain F13 ($15,000) - Ilkley (grass)


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RE: Week 28 - Great Britain F13 ($15,000) - Ilkley (grass)


First sets have been won by :

Brydan
Keelan
George

james serving for the set
JWH about to serve for the set
Jonny 4*-5

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Klein thrashes Samm Hutt by 0 & 3.



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JWH and James M win their first sets.

Jonny loses his 7-5

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Keelan Oakley defeats Rosenzweig by 5 & 2. biggrin



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Excellent win for Keelan, he has started picking up points recently.

Jathan - a break up in the second set.

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Keelan was out for almost a year about 12/24 months or so ago - major back problems and back surgery.

I'm glad for him, too, that things seem to be beginning to work out better now - he's definitely got a good game for grass.

JWH beat Rob Carter 6-4 6-4

George C beat Marshall Tutu 6-4 6-3

Jonny won the second set, as did Jathan, so there are third sets for them (v James M and Kalambay)

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That's a good win for JWH - he has had a real struggle this year.

There is plenty of competition in the 750-900 range at the moment, trying to get into Steven's top 25 table

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paulisi wrote:

That's a good win for JWH - he has had a real struggle this year.

There is plenty of competition in the 750-900 range at the moment, trying to get into Steven's top 25 table


Happy for JWH. In fairness, Rob C seems to have struggled just as much this year. It's a shame as I thought they would both be pushing up the rankings. Maybe this will be JWH's week to shine. He likes the grass and his quarter of the draw looks reasonable.



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Two down, two to go - that's pesky foreigners I'm talking about. Jonny O'Mara has followed in Keelan's footsteps and taking out an overseas player, Kalambay, 6-4 in the 3rd. Now if Oli Hudson (currently 2-2) and Ryan Peniston can do the same, we will be in for another full house of GB points.



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Wednesday 9th of July 2014 11:45:34 AM

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Bob in Spain wrote:
paulisi wrote:

That's a good win for JWH - he has had a real struggle this year.

There is plenty of competition in the 750-900 range at the moment, trying to get into Steven's top 25 table


Happy for JWH. In fairness, Rob C seems to have struggled just as much this year. It's a shame as I thought they would both be pushing up the rankings. Maybe this will be JWH's week to shine. He likes the grass and his quarter of the draw looks reasonable.


 

I know what you mean about both having had a disappointing 6 months and having expected/hoped that both would be kicking on.

 

But I think that that quarter is one of the toughest - although JWH may well get past Keelan, you've got Brydan or George C after that - not sure I can see JWH winning that one at the moment . . .

 

Jonny beats the Swiss man, though, 6-4 in the third, which is a nice result for him (and gets rid of another 'foreign' person smile) Add: you got there first, Bob !

Julian Cash has won the first set. Dave Rice looks about to wrap us his match.



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Wednesday 9th of July 2014 11:48:49 AM

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Nice win for Jonny - he needs to start picking up points, with all those injuries he's been getting.

Marzi v Malik has frozen at 4-3 in the final set

Cash has taken the first set and Rice is on the verge of winning.

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Coup Droit wrote:
Bob in Spain wrote:
paulisi wrote:

That's a good win for JWH - he has had a real struggle this year.

There is plenty of competition in the 750-900 range at the moment, trying to get into Steven's top 25 table


Happy for JWH. In fairness, Rob C seems to have struggled just as much this year. It's a shame as I thought they would both be pushing up the rankings. Maybe this will be JWH's week to shine. He likes the grass and his quarter of the draw looks reasonable.


But I think that that quarter is one of the toughest - although JWH may well get past Keelan, you've got Brydan or George C after that - not sure I can see JWH winning that one at the moment . . .

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Wednesday 9th of July 2014 11:48:49 AM


 Agreed. That's what comes of typing first, and then double checking the draw second. Look before you leap Bob disbelief



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Pashley's match against Alex Jhun seems to have disappeared off the scoreboard at 3-1 to Pashley first set....

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Dave Rice has been 6-3 5-0 40-15 up for about 20 mins, so I am going to assume he won that one.

Oli Hudson has taken the 1st set 6-4 against Marcus Daniell and Julian Cash is also a set and a break up.

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Dave Rice has also disappeared off the system. I think the umpire may have forgotten to put the final point on the machine

Hudson has taken the first set against Daniell

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