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stevemcqueen


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The qualifying draw and oop for qualies is out:  http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/atp-challenger-tour

Liam is top seed.  I haven't heard of any of the players are boys are against.  Unfortunately, they are all in the top half of the draw.



-- Edited by stevemcqueen on Friday 6th of May 2016 03:26:25 PM



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Madadman


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QR1: (q1) Liam Broady WR 257 v (WC)Chung Hyo Woo WR 1858
QR1: (q7) Lloyd Glasspool WR 345 v Clay Thompson (USA) WR 408
Liam and Lloyd could meet in FQR

QR1: (q2) Alex Ward WR 296 v (WC)Chan-yeong OH WR 1858
QR1:  Ed Corrie WR 391 v (wc) Yong-kyu Lim(Kor) WR 890
Alex & Ed could meet in QR2

 

QR1: James Marsalek WR 648  v Yunseong Chung WR 812 
QR2 seed opponent would be Matt Reid, the highest in this section. 



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Madadman


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Can someone merge with SteveMcqueen's thread was typing this out as he posted obviously.

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Spectator


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Meh. Could they please at some point create a draw that doesn't pit our lot against each other? (Hoping that Mr Glasspool gets past Clay Thompson, who is a nasty draw - streaky, but can be very good ... watched him play in a Challenger many of our players were in last year)



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goldenboy


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If we're lucky Liam can sneak into the md as an alt, clearing the path for Lloyd to qualify......

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Good point! I shall be hopeful ...

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RJA


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goldenboy wrote:

If we're lucky Liam can sneak into the md as an alt, clearing the path for Lloyd to qualify......

Chances of that happening is pretty unlikely. You need someone to withdraw from the main draw prior to 10:00 AM local time tomorrow morning when the first qualifying match starts.

Generally when you see alts in the draw it is because a player has withdrawn on the Friday afternoon. After midday US Eastern Time Zone withdrawals are replaced by alts not the next person on the acceptance list. 



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In QR1, Ed won 5 & 4 , Lloyd was beaten 4-6 7-6(1) 6-3 and James won 3-6 6-4 6-4

In the main draw, 4th seed Evo has drawn Zemlja, who is currently leading the other semi-final in Busan!

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And if Liam qualifies there is a strong chance of Milkman in either R1 or R2 as there are qualifiers playing him in R1 or a QvQ in R2. The other qualifier spot is against a WC so a good chance for some decent points for the boys here.

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(q1) Liam Broady WR 257 d (WC)Chung Hyo Woo WR 1858 6-0 6-3

(q2) Alex Ward WR 296 d  (WC)Chan-yeong OH WR 1858  7-5 6-2



-- Edited by Spectator on Saturday 7th of May 2016 07:32:58 AM

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Spectator wrote:

(q1) Liam Broady WR 257 d (WC)Chung Hyo Woo WR 1858 6-0 6-3

(q2) Alex Ward WR 296 d  (WC)Chan-yeong OH WR 1858  7-5 6-2

QR1:  Clay Thompson (USA) WR 408 defeated (q7) Lloyd Glasspool WR 345 by 4-6 7-6(1) 6-3  bleh

QR1:  Ed Corrie WR 391 defeated (qWC)) Lim Yong-kyu (KOR) WR 890 by 5 & 4

QR1:  James Marsalek WR 648 defeated Chung Yunseong WR 812 by 3-6 6-4 6-4

*****

QR2:  (q1) Liam Broady WR 257 vs Alexios Halebian (USA) WR 551 (= CH)

QR2:  (q2) Alex Ward WR 296 vs Ed Corrie WR 391  bleh

QR2:  (q3) Matt Reid (AUS) WR 306 (CH = 183 in February 2014 vs James Marsalek WR 648  bleh 



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Mervatron


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Solid starts. Shame about Lloyd.

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L32:  (4) Dan Evans WR 97 (= CH) vs Grega Zemlja (SLO) WR 159 (CH = 43 in July 2013)

The Milkman's the top seed this time & Dan's in his half of the draw.



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Saturday 7th of May 2016 09:49:01 AM

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Kounosuke


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Kravchuk is also in Dan's half, but is in Millman's quarter, so there's no chance of a 3rd final in a row against the same player.

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Stircrazy's crystal ball is showing that Grega has a very long career ahead of him.

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