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RE: Week 42 - ATP World Tour 250 - Stockholm, Sweden - Hard


For the record:

QR1:  Josh Milton WR 376 defeated Markus Eriksson (SWE) WR 483 by 3-6 6-2 6-4

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QR2:  Marcin Gawron (POL) WR 631 (CH = 262 in July 2011) defeated Josh Milton WR 376 by 3-6 6-1 6-4 cry

Josh dropped his opening service game in the decider, got himself back in it in the sixth, only to be broken again in the ninth. hmm



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That's a shame. These are the sorts of opportunities in the draw that Josh needs to take advantage of. I am sure he'll bounce back though :)

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Week 42 - ATP World Tour 250 - Stockholm, Sweden (Hard) - doubles


At last one of the doubles "big boys" gets a win! smile

R1:  Jamie Murray & John Peers (AUS) CR 89 (44+45) defeated (WC) Johan Brunström & Nicholas Monroe (SWE/USA) CR 126 (54+72) by 2 & 3

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QF:  Jamie Murray & John Peers (AUS) CR 89 (44+45) vs (2) Lukasz Kubot & Robert Lindstedt (POL/SWE) CR 40 (24+16)



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Excellent win for Jamie & John:

QF:  Jamie Murray & John Peers (AUS) CR 89 (44+45) defeated (2) Lukasz Kubot & Robert Lindstedt (POL/SWE) CR 40 (24+16) by 6-1 6-7(5) [10-7] biggrin

They dropped their opening service game of the second set, but recovered it in the seventh.  The rest, as they say, is history! wink  90 points in the bag! smile

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SF:  (3) Eric Butorac & Raven Klaasen (USA/RSA) CR 44 (22+22) vs Jamie Murray & John Peers (AUS) CR 89 (44+45)

After the second seeds, the third, the only ones left in the draw (!), should be a doddle...



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Great win! And by knocking out Kubot and Lindstedt they did the great favour (from my side) of ensuring that Butorac and Klaasen stay ahead of the former in the race. (I would so like to see Butorac and Klaasen make the finals - and they're in a tough position with GS winners all around them. I think - if I've read correctly - that if the race ended at present moment, they'd still be knocked out, as they should now be 8th, but Pospisil and Sock would get the automatic bid and Kubot and Lindstedt would be the automatic alternates. Which would, quite frankly, be pretty rotten.)



-- Edited by Spectator on Thursday 16th of October 2014 03:47:25 PM

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Jamie and John 4-1 up first set.

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They couldn't quite manage to pull it off this time:

SF:  (3) Eric Butorac & Raven Klaasen (USA/RSA) CR 44 (22+22) defeated Jamie Murray & John Peers (AUS) CR 89 (44+45) by 6-7(7) 6-3 [10-7] cry

Not a bad week for them, though.



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Shame, but I'm with Spectator I would love to see Eric qualify for the WTF.

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Stircrazy wrote:
Not a bad week for them, though.

It's a week where they don't gain any additional points so hardly a great success either.

7 Mandatory zeros are killing their ranking.



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