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R1: Joshua Paris WR 1331 vs Cameron Silverman (USA) WR 1168

Silverman beat Bruce Strachan in Tel Aviv a couple of weeks ago by 0 & 2. Paris beat Strachan by 1 & 1 last week. Could be an interesting match-up.



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Josh P+ won his first round doubles, 6-2 6-4

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R1:  Alexander Mozgovoy (RUS) & Josh Paris UNR defeated (4) Shahar Elbaz & Motvey Radionov (ISR/ISR) CR 3920 (1765+2155) by 2 & 4  biggrin

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QF:  Alexander Mozgovoy (RUS) & Josh Paris UNR vs (WC) Ran Amar & Omer Yeshaya (ISR/ISR) UNR



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Josh has the first set 6-4

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i believe josh is trying to beat the record of least break points converted

2 of 13 - 15%

KEEP PUSHING ME JOSH GO ON KEEP PUSHING ME



-- Edited by aparis on Tuesday 16th of June 2015 09:50:57 AM

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Lord, he's killing you ....

Had a MP in that tb but not to be - lost hte TB 8-6 - into a third

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aparis wrote:

i believe josh is trying to beat the record of least break points converted

2 of 13 - 15%

KEEP PUSHING ME JOSH GO ON KEEP PUSHING ME



-- Edited by aparis on Tuesday 16th of June 2015 09:50:57 AM

 From memory Dan Evans once had a match where he won something like 0 from 16 so Josh has some way to go yet.

Good news is that Josh is up 4-1* in the third set.



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And came through 6-1 in the third

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good result!

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L32:  Josh Paris WR 1331 (= CH) defeated Cameron Silverman (USA) WR 1168 (CH = 1164 last month) by 6-4 6-7(6) 6-1

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And whaddya know?  He gets Boltz again in the next round:

L16:  (1) Sébastien Boltz (FRA) WR 447 (= CH) vs Josh Paris WR 1331



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Getting hit by another Boltz quite so soon is damned unlucky.

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indiana wrote:

Getting hit by another Boltz quite so soon is damned unlucky.

 That's loser talk right there. This is a chance for revenge.



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Josh had him, its a shame 6-2 doesnt do it justice......

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i appreciate that may sound bias...but its true!

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Umm, Adam, it's true Josh had a couple of important break points in the middle of that set but Seb maybe played very well at those points.....

And, net net, Boltz won 31 points against Josh's 18

That's not really a close miss.....

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