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Post Info TOPIC: Week 9 - Challenger (€42,500+H) - Quimper, France (hard)


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RE: Week 9 - Challenger (€42,500) - Quimper, France (hard)


Rousset is 6'6 and ambidextrous according to his profile. Interesting match up

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To the best of my knowledge, Rousset's ranking is a genuine, legit one - no hidden 'banana skin' issues. I've seen his name around for 10 years or so but never really doing anything. Very much a futures player. He beat O'Mara easily last year but had a real close match with Toby Martin early this year, only winning 7-5 I think in the third. While obviously any match can be lost, I agree that this is one that Ed 'should' win.

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Ed due to start fairly soon

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And on ATP live stream

 

NB the youngish lad, Hemery, about WR 500, who is agreeable to watch, and beat Dave Rice is three very tight sets a week or two back, has just beaten the third seed and top 300 player, Obry.



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 2nd of March 2015 12:17:36 PM

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Ed an early break up

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Ed is an early break up, 4-2*

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There is a lucky loser spot already available by the looks of it as Sorensen withdrew, being top seed left, does Ed automatically get it, should he not get through which is obviously the hope. Can never remember the rules.

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Ed has taken the first set 6-3

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Bit of a 'Six Nations' feel about the match, with a white-shirted, fair-haired Brit versus the blue-shirted, dark-haired Frenchman (not the most Frenchmen are 6 ft 6 of course . . .)

But, whatever, Ed gets the first set 6-3. Fair score.

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!st set to Ed, 6-3 with two breaks.  I didn't watch the whole set, but am not enormously impressed by Rousset - he's made some quite bad errors.  Ed to win this in straights!

 



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christian wrote:

There is a lucky loser spot already available by the looks of it as Sorensen withdrew, being top seed left, does Ed automatically get it, should he not get through which is obviously the hope. Can never remember the rules.


 There looks like 6 spots available for qualifiers/lucky losers, however i'm sure Ed will want the ranking points for winning.

ITF is by nomination and draw, Challenger I believe is by highest ranked who lost in final round.

The qualifiers/lucky losers don't look too bad - avoid Arnaboldi



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There are 6 spots available, and so 4 qualifier slots and 2 LLs.



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The Skupskis are last on centre tonight, so should be streamed

Meanwhile Ed is cruising the second set 5-0

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As anticipated by everyone on the forum (pretty rare!), Ed comes through nicely, winning 6-3 6-3

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Ed picks up a nice 5pts.

Won 6-3 6-3

Please note the tournament is 42.5 +H - hence 5pts not 3pces

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