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indiana wrote:

It was a clever piece of jinxing by Bob.

Reverse psychology perhaps.



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Ed wins the second set 6-3 and it's into a third....

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Yes. Liam finally converted a BP (his 7th) to lead *3-2 but it was the worst thing he could have done. It sprung Ed into action and Ed went on to win the next 4 games.

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QF:  (5) Ed Corrie WR 336 defeated (1) Liam Broady WR 279 by 6-7(5) 6-3 6-3  biggrin  bleh

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SF:  (5) Ed Corrie WR 336 vs (7) Mats Moraing (GER) WR 366 (CH = 364 last week)

I sincerely hope Ed doesn't come a cropper there. 



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And Ed takes it 6-3 in the third. Shame for Liam who can't get any momentum going, but turning into a decent couple of weeks for Ed.

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Ed ran out the winner 6-7(5) 6-3 6-3

No divided loyalties here on. And Ed has so little to defend in the coming months ( 3 before the end of the year and 7 in total before late February ) that he has an opportunity to majorly climb the rankings.


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Nobody even mentions the result for a little while then 3 within a minute. Was ever thus

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indiana wrote:

Nobody even mentions the result for a little while then 3 within a minute. Was ever thus

I'd've post it earlier than I did, but I was out for lunch. wink 



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indiana wrote:

Ed ran out the winner 6-7(5) 6-3 6-3

No divided loyalties here on. And Ed has so little to defend in the coming months ( 3 before the end of the year and 7 in total before late February ) that he has an opportunity to majorly climb the rankings.

Today's win takes Ed to 5th in the GB year-to-date (1 Jan 2016 onwards) rankings, i.e. ahead of Cam, Liam, Lloyd and the two Wards.



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Congrats to Ed. Let's hope he can go on and win the whole thing now.

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steven wrote:
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Ed ran out the winner 6-7(5) 6-3 6-3

No divided loyalties here on. And Ed has so little to defend in the coming months ( 3 before the end of the year and 7 in total before late February ) that he has an opportunity to majorly climb the rankings.

Today's win takes Ed to 5th in the GB year-to-date (1 Jan 2016 onwards) rankings, i.e. ahead of Cam, Liam, Lloyd and the two Wards.

Yes, I'd noticed that Ed  ( though GB 9 in the 300s had gone ahead of Cam for ( beyond our top 4 ) most guaranteed points with regards to Australian Open qualifying ( Ed 153 now and hopefully more to come and move closer to the 200 region ), which will tie up very closely to YTD points.

I did start an Aus Open qualifying thread, which I intend to update every week or two. But any additional info welcome there such as likely / historical Aussie Open Q cut.



-- Edited by indiana on Thursday 29th of September 2016 02:12:42 PM

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Always unfortunate when both could very much do with a win. Now if Ed could go on to win the title, maxing out possible points for both players combined, you couldn't really complain!

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steven wrote:
indiana wrote:

Ed ran out the winner 6-7(5) 6-3 6-3

No divided loyalties here on. And Ed has so little to defend in the coming months ( 3 before the end of the year and 7 in total before late February ) that he has an opportunity to majorly climb the rankings.

Today's win takes Ed to 5th in the GB year-to-date (1 Jan 2016 onwards) rankings, i.e. ahead of Cam, Liam, Lloyd and the two Wards.

 Hi Steven - I dont keep too close to the detail and rely on live rankings etc, they show the 5-8 GB places as below :ie Ed takes over from Liam in ytd if he reaches the final. I know they get things wrong so have they miscalculated if you think he is really #5 instead of #6? Whichever, these 4 are incredibly close in the ytd "Race" rankings. (is the difference to do with fact you count from Jan 1st whereas I think ATP start the race from end of previous season ie November?  

 

 278 Liam Broady22.7GBR7155+1+3-Lost in Plaisir R32
Lost in Stockholm QF		--
 
 279 Edward Corrie28.6GBR9154+18+16Stockholm SFLost in Plaisir SF161173
 
            
 
 281 Cameron Norrie21.1GBR6153-5-----
 
 282 Lloyd Glasspool22.8GBR8153+4+5-Qualies Tiburon W
Lost in Tiburon R32		--


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Not Steven but yes the difference is Steven's YTD figures for the top 25 tables are points added from 1st January whereas the ATP race started with points added 16/11/15 ( excluding the 2015 ATP Tour Finals )

There is one error I spotted in these live race figures ...

Ed is on 138 in the official race rankings at 26/09/16. In the above he has had 16 added, whereas it should be 18 ( 10 for last week's 25+H SF plus 8 so far for this week's 25K SF ), therefore 138 + 18 = 156 rather than 154.

So actually in the live race Ed is one point ahead of Liam with Cam and Lloyd each a further two points back, indeed all extremely close.



-- Edited by indiana on Thursday 29th of September 2016 07:45:03 PM

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Thanks Indi - v clear and well explained. Cheers

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