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Bob in Spain


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Dan E took the 1st set 6-4

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evo closing in on victory. wonder if he'll be too knackered to make it much further this week? Hope not!

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L16:  Jamie Whiteford WR 1876 defeated Nicolas Rosenzweig (FRA) WR 987 by 6-2 7-6(6)  biggrin

L16:  Lloyd Glasspool UNR defeated Aaron Cortés (ESP) WR 1023 by 5 & 2  biggrin

L16:  (7) Tom Farquharson WR 630 defeated (Q) Marco di Maro (ITA) UNR
L16:  (4) Dan Smethurst WR 473 defeated (Q) Sizya Ernest Kivanda UNR by 2 & 3

L16:  (6) Dan Evans WR 491 defeated Alex Jhun WR 1156 by 4 & 2
L16:  (2) Sam Barry (IRL) WR 419 defeated Julian Cash UNR by 3 & 3

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QF:  (Q) Bjorn Thomson (IRL) WR 2004 (CH = 1856 in September last year) vs Jamie Whiteford WR 1876
QF:  Lloyd Glasspool UNR vs (5) Mick Lescure (France) WR 652 (CH = 544 last month)
QF:  (7) Tom Farquharson WR 630 vs (4) Dan Smethurst WR 473
QF:  (6) Dan Evans WR 491 vs (2) Sam Barry (IRL) WR 419

Evo's match against Barry should be a better measure of where he stands now.



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Evo already up inside the provisional 300 in the race. If he does manage to go deep this week I'll reckon he's earned a bit of time to rest before he makes his next move! Today would be his 12th win in a row if he sees it out, and his 17th out of 18 matches I believe

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Dan Evans pegged back on first two match points, but takes the third to win 6-4 6-2 against Jhun- the run keeps going, great stuff.

Can barely remember this sort of consistency before, very happy.

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Will be interesting to see where he does play next. He isn't entered into anything for the next two weeks. I just wonder if he might try and turn up and sign in for qualifying at the Challenger coming up in Spain(Sergovia).

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Madadman wrote:

Will be interesting to see where he does play next. He isn't entered into anything for the next two weeks. I just wonder if he might try and turn up and sign in for qualifying at the Challenger coming up in Spain(Sergovia).

It's anybody's guess to be honest - it is Evo after all! I wouldn't have thought a 2-week block of rest and training would be a bad idea. He's got nothing to defend (other than 8 points dropping on 3rd August) until next May (!) so there's absolutely no need for him to point-chase at the minute. That said, he's bound to be feeling pretty confident off the back of this run so maybe he should just keep going until the wins stop flowing!



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top half of the draw openingup very nicely - hope whiteford or glasspool can take advantage there. (are they two u.s college lads?)



-- Edited by freerider on Wednesday 22nd of July 2015 06:20:28 PM

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QF:  Coilin MacNamara & Osgar O'Hoisin (IRL/IRL) UNR "defeated" (3) Julian Cash & Bradley Mousley (AUS) CR 2087 (1366+721) by a walkover

QF:  Peter Bothwell (IRL) & Lloyd Glasspool UNR defeated Charles Broom & Nicolas Rosenzweig (FRA) UNR by 6-7(5) 6-4 [10-3]

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SF:  Peter Bothwell (IRL) & Lloyd Glasspool UNR vs Simon Carr & Bjorn Thomson (IRL/IRL) UNR

The all-Irish pairing took out the second seeds, Lescure & Nys, in the first round...



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Evo and Tom F up a break early doors. Both *2-0 against Barry of Ireland and Smethurst respectively

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Barry saved 2 BPs in the 4th game and gets his 1st game on the board - Evo leads *3-1
Smethurst has broken back against Tom F - Smethy to serve *1-2

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Dan S breaks again and now leads 4-2* against tom
Evo receiving at 5-2* against Barry

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Evo has had BPs in 3-4 of Sam Barry's service games and now has 3 to take the set. 1 saved, 2 saved, and the 3rd saved as well. Advantages both ways, back to deuce for a 3rd time, another set point saved by Barry, and Evo will need to serve for the set *5-3

Dan S is still a break up on Tom F, lots of long games, Smethy saving BP to lead 5-3*

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1st set Evo 6-3
No BPs faced, only 5 points dropped in 4 service games. Solid.

Mr Smethurst breaks Tom's serve for the 3rd time to take the 1st set in their match by the same scoreline, 6-3



-- Edited by thejester on Thursday 23rd of July 2015 12:03:19 PM

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Having seen Sam Barry a couple of time - he is probably at a true ranking and Dan E should win comfortably

I'd expect Dan v Tom to go to 3 sets. Dan leads 2-1 in matches, but Tom beat him in the final at Wirral a couple of years back.

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