Coup Droit wrote:

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QR1: Ben Jones UNR def. Eric Samuelsson (SWE) UNR 6-2 7-6(6)

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 Ben "Refugee from Midsomer Murders" Jones.

FQR: Ben Jones UNR beat (q4) Jakob Arvidsson Ehn WR 1646 (=CH) 6-3 1-6 6-4

L32: (6) Ed Corrie WR 332 v Milos Sekulic (SWE) WR 828 (CH 643 in 2014)
L32: (Q) Ben Jones UNR v Isak Arvidsson (SWE) WR 505 (CH 489 in 2014)

H2H 2-0 - Ed edged Sekulic 4-6 7-6 7-6 in R2 on his way to the title here in 2014 (in fact, given that he went out to James Marsalek in the QFs last year, Ed hasn't lost to a non-Brit here before) then beat him 4 & 3 in Shrewsbury this year.

Is Isak related to Jakob? (In the Arvidsson family rather than in the Bible?)

-- Edited by Etienne on Sunday 2nd of October 2016 07:54:32 PM

Ed won 6-3 6-3

Ed Corrie defeats Dragos Madaras 6-3 6-1

As Steven says:

Daniel Smethurst
@dansmethurst90

@GBtennis @edcorrie7 Spicy second round that.


Steven @GBtennis Oct 4

Steven Retweeted Daniel Smethurst

Yes, they might get a big turnout from the local Indian food lovers for a Madaras-Corrie marathon

Yes, Ed got the win(daloo) in the Madaras-Corrie match - possibly the spiciest encounter since Rogan-Josh (that's Rogan Egerton v Joshua Page) in Ilkley qualies a few years ago

A quick catch up:

L32: (6) Ed Corrie WR 317 beat Milos Sekulic (SWE) WR 826 (CH 643 in 2014) by 3 & 3
L32: (Q) Ben Jones UNR lost to Isak Arvidsson (SWE) WR 508 (CH 489 in 2014) by 1 & 2

L16: (6) Ed Corrie WR 317 beat Dragos Nicolae Madaras (SWE) WR 721 (CH 713 last week) by 3 & 1

QF: (6) Ed Corrie WR 317 v (1) Jurgen Zopp (EST) WR 240 (CH 71 in 2012)

Ed should have good memories of playing Zopp in Sweden - both of their previous meetings took place there in 2014 and he beat Zopp 0 & 4 in SFs on the way to the title here in Falun then beat him from a set down in the Jönköping final to make it back-to-back titles the week after!