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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+H) - Quimper, France (hard)


Given that Ed won only 89 of 187 points, that is a very, very good win!  I hope he can ride his luck tomorrow!



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Good win - good points

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Nice-ish pay cheque too (and adding the doubles one).

Assuming de Schepper wins, he's not been playing the best tennis recently. No great shakes. Or, at least, a fair way off what it was (which was always a bit spotty and highly serve-dependent).

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Ed definitely makes the most of what he's got! have a lot of respect for him, very hard worker!

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Well done on utilising a kind draw for some decent points. eds first challenger qf?

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What he's done well, too, is to defend (in arrears or in advance) pretty much all the points he had to defend in March (a 10 last week, an 8 and a 15 at the start of April). His next couple of months are really skinny in terrms of points to defend - barely anything until August. So he will have a real window to crack on and try and get into the top 200. And possibly a Wimbledon WC.

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Good stuff.

Tennis is about most sets won with games and points a means to that end, and often being good at winning the ones that really matter. Seems Ed did so on this occasion so good match play.



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Great battling win that, well done to Ed.

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Darren Walsh now up in the doubles

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Darren got it back to 3-3 after going a break down

Kenny DS is a set and a break down.....

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Barrère saw off KdS by 5 & 2, so

QF:  (Q) Ed Corrie WR 266 vs (WC) Grégoire Barrère (FRA) WR 435 (CH = 426 last month) 



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Well, Kenny 'not playing that well recently' certainly proved true . . .

Barely put up any resistance. And 6 months ago he thrashed Barrere.

So, good on Barrere - took quite a few GB scalps last year (Rice, Alex Ward, Coupland etc) but lost easily to Liam. And lost to Jack Carpenter. A pretty fairly ranked guy, from what one can tell, who travels a lot, and plays a lot, and may well be going up - but hardly 'scary'.

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The boys couldn't quite force the match into an MTB:

QF:  (4) Flavio Cipolla & Dominik Meffert (ITA/GER) CR 272 (173+99) defeated Sander Arends (NED) & Darren Walsh CR 452 (277+175) by 6-4 7-6(5) cry



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Ed is third up tomorrow, not before 3.30 UK time.

Nice to see two wildcards and a Q in the last 8.

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Coup Droit wrote:

Ed is third up tomorrow, not before 3.30 UK time.

Nice to see two wildcards and a Q in the last 8.


 would be nicer still to see a Q in the sf (and beyond)  :)  Best of luck to Ed tomorrow. Might knock off work a bit early as can watch this on my laptop and DC on the big screen! spoilt for choice

 

 



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