Week 11 - Challenger ($50,000+H) - Drummondville, Canada (hard)

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

RE: Week 11 - Challenger ($50,000+H) - Drummondville, Canada (hard)

wolf · Tennis legend

According to the drawsheet Darren Walsh has withdrawn due to personal reasons.

paulisi · Tennis legend

Not really a surprise that Ed is a set and a break up.

Vandenburg · Futures level

paulisi wrote:
Not really a surprise that Ed is a set and a break up.

Shocking, like I said, Ed C should have let him go through, his career is just about over, so why take the chance from a youngster.

A bit like when you see Madonna these days dressing and acting like she does.

Spectator · All-time great

Vandenburg, this feels like an unwarranted attack on a particular individual - not really on.

Mr Glasspool has just taken the second set. Good luck to both: hope it's a good match, with both able to give their all, whoever wins.

Vandenburg · Futures level

Spectator wrote:
Vandenburg, this feels like an unwarranted attack on a particular individual - not really on.

Mr Glasspool has just taken the second set. Good luck to both: hope it's a good match, with both able to give their all, whoever wins.

It is not, nothing against ED, I would say the same if it were Josh Goodall or Alex Slabinsky.

Hoppy · Junior player

Agreed. Go horns!

Vandenburg · Futures level

sigh, Glassvegas lost.

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

QR2: Ed Corrie WR 531 defeated (q3) Lloyd Glasspool WR 441 by 4-6 6-3 6-3 biggrin bleh

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Well done, Ed. He's only 28 !!! If fit, he could be in the top 300 again, no problem. Maybe better. It's important for our players to see some longevity in tennis players' lives too - because of the poor structure here, we have so few older players, it's a big loss.

Sorry for Lloyd - played six sets and lost two matches. But plenty of positives.

Spectator · All-time great

Hoppy wrote:
Agreed. Go horns!

I'd forgotten they were both former Texas players. They didn't overlap, though, did they?

Well done to both on a hard-fought match. Excellent work by Mr Glasspool under the circumstances - and all the best to Mr Corrie for his match against Nicolas Jarry.

Vandenburg · Futures level

Evo should win this tourn. Anything less than a semi will be a backward step.

Stircrazy · Tennis legend

Qualies round-up:

QR2: (q7) Dan Smethurst WR 489 defeated Keith-Patrick Crowley (RSA) WR 735 by 3 & 1

QR2: Justin Shane (USA) WR 871 defeated (q6) Luke Bambridge WR 486 by 4 & 4

QR2: Ed Corrie WR 531 defeated (q3) Lloyd Glasspool WR 441 by 4-6 6-3 6-3

*****

FQR: Winston Lin WR 898 (CH = 832 in January) vs (q7) Dan Smethurst WR 489

FQR: Ed Corrie WR 531 vs (q8) Nicolás Jarry (CHI) WR 491 (CH = 172 last May)

stevemcqueen · Futures qualifying

Dan Evans plays at 13:00 local time, which is 17:00 GMT. I checked after I posted, hence the edit! The Canadians have already moved their clocks forward, so for two weeks Eastern Canada is just four hours behind instead of the normal five. He's on centre court so it should be streamed. Late birds can watch Liam who is also on centre and is sceduled to start not before 18:30 local.

Ed is not before midday but is on court 1, I'm not sure if that'll be streamed.

Good luck guys!

-- Edited by stevemcqueen on Monday 14th of March 2016 08:54:19 AM

Spectator · All-time great

Dan Evans and Lloyd Glasspool is a really interesting doubles pairing ... would have thought they'd complement each other well, and it could be very strong.