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Coup Droit


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Bob in Spain wrote:

Have to confess (although nobody will believe me) that I thought Ryan would win that one. My prediction was based on the fact that Billy Harris beat Geens last year in Cartagena.

 I believe you !

Why wouldn't you???? smile

I'm absolutely thrilled for Ryan. He's always been my fave 98-er, tightly followed by Jay: the two are in the list as top 500-ers - one's there, lets hope the other gets there quite soon too. Interesting that the two have completely different games; they make a great pair. SO good for GB tennis... And that's taking nothing away from the other 98-ers too.

And, yes, that ankle injury Ryan picked up at Wimbly last year has dragged on in a nasty way. And training set-up issues haven't been easy either....

But a lovely day for him. His first ranking point....

And that's the joy of home events and wildcards biggrin



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Folowing ...
Ryan beating the #1 seed ... and
Lloyd, the #3 seed, losing  ...

Joel Cannell is set all with the #2 seed, 4-6 6-1 2-2*. The winner plays Jonny Gray.



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indiana wrote:

Folowing ...
Ryan beating the #1 seed ... and
Lloyd, the #3 seed, losing  ...

Joel Cannell is set all with the #2 seed, 4-6 6-1 2-2*. The winner plays Jonny Gray.

Other way round Indi.  Ryan beat the 2nd seed.  Joel is playing the top seed.

3-3* now



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Tuesday 14th of February 2017 06:11:15 PM

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Bah, yes I just realised that I had erred and came back to quietly fix it, but ...

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Multiple BPs for Joel but the top seed hangs on.

*4-5

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Squeaky culo time. Vamos Joel.

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Not to be, but what a great effort from Joel. The top seed survives winning the 3rd set breaker 7-2.

Let's hope Joel has a least taken enough out of the Frenchman so that Jonny Gray can see him off in R2.

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Coup Droit wrote:

Lloyd has been having a bit of a slump recently - lost in R1 last week and again in R1 this week :::(((

Well done to Jonny Gray who keeps up the recent good form, though shame it had to be Josh P that he took out.

Finn lost 1-6 4-6 which is reasonable enough....

Max is battling well too but also on the losing end at the moment, down 4-6 2-3*

Jay's into a third set.

Ryan 3-3

 Get your facts right CD, Lloyd lost in the 2nd round last week, he beat Roncali in the 1st round!



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Quite true, Mark. Sorry.

Still counts as a bit of a 'slump', though, for the top ranked GB player.

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Coup Droit wrote:

Quite true, Mark. Sorry.

Still counts as a bit of a 'slump', though, for the top ranked GB player.

 

Bah, should have put him on a nice court and then watch  



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Max Stewart and Ryan Storrie seem to have withdrawn from the doubles. Coz of Ryan's long match? Possibly ?

Anyway, Finn and old hand, Morgan Phillips, have got the ALT place, so good luck to them.

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L32:  (1) Germain Gigounon (BEL) WR 278 defeated (Q) Joel Cannell WR 826 by 6-4 1-6 7-6(2)  hmm
L32:  (WC) Jonny Gray WR 1216 defeated (LL) Josh Paris WR 961 by 6-2 3-6 6-4
L32:  (Q) Yanais Laurent (FRA) WR 1156 defeated (WC) Finn Bass UNR by 1 & 4

L32:  Tobias Simon (GER) WR 549 defeated (3) Lloyd Glasspool WR 365 by 7-5 7-6(4)  bleh
L32:  (Q) Scott Duncan UNR defeated Scott Clayton WR 785 by 6-3 6-7(1) 7-6(5)
L32:  (8) Andrea Pellegrino (ITA) WR 480 defeated (WC) Max Stewart UNR by 4 & 2

L32:  Sébastien Boltz (FRA) WR 698 defeated Jay Clarke WR 485 by 3-6 6-3 6-3

L32:  (5) Marcus Willis WR 442 (CH = 322 in June 2014) defeated Ronan Joncour (FRA) WR 789 by 2 & 4
L32:  John Lamble (USA) WR 810 defeated Neil Pauffley WR 619 by 5 & 3  bleh
L32:  (WC) Ryan Storrie UNR defeated (2) Clement Geens (BEL) WR 296 by 4-6 7-6(1) 6-3

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L16:  (1) Germain Gigounon (BEL) WR 278 vs (WC) Jonny Gray WR 1216
L16:  Tobias Simon (GER) WR 549 vs (Q) Scott Duncan UNR

L16:  (5) Marcus Willis WR 442 (CH = 322 in June 2014) vs  John Lamble (USA) WR 810
L16:  Yannick Vandenbulcke (BEL) WR 675 (CH = 470 in February 2010) vs (WC) Ryan Storrie UNR



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Coup Droit wrote:

Quite true, Mark. Sorry.

Still counts as a bit of a 'slump', though, for the top ranked GB player.

 Yes,  slightly worrying times for Lloyd 



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L16:  (1) Andrea Pellegrino & Andrea Vavassori (ITA/ITA) CR 729 (416+313) defeated  Jonathan Binding & Matthew Hingley CR 2924 (1319+1605) by 3 & 4
L16:  Scott Clayton & Luke Johnson CR 1523 (287+1236) defeated Andrés Gabriel Ciurletti & Corrado Summaria (ITA/ITA) CR 2189 (985+1204) by 3 & 0

L16:  (3) Jannis Kahlke & Oscar Otte (GER/GER) CR 959 (749+209) defeated Jonny Gray & Ronan Joncour (FRA) CR 1353 (820+533) by 1 & 3

"Old hand" Morgan may be, but he still has a doubles ranking & can play a bit...

L16:  (ALT) Finn Bass & Morgan Phillips UNR (0+1271) defeated Andrea Guerrieri & Gian Marco Moroni (ITA/ITA) UNR (0+1356) by 2 & 4

L16:  Sébastien Boltz & Yanais Laurent (FRA/FRA) CR 1969 (1089+88) defeated Joe Cooper & Matt Seeberger (USA) CR 2662 (1263+1399) by 1 & 3

L16:  Jack Molloy & Marcus Willis CR 2471 (1492+979) defeated Pietro Licciardi & Simone Roncalli (ITA/ITA) CR 2389 (1023+1366) by 2 & 1

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QF:  (1) Andrea Pellegrino & Andrea Vavassori (ITA/ITA) CR 729 (416+313) vs Scott Clayton & Luke Johnson CR 1523 (287+1236)
QF:  (3) Jannis Kahlke & Oscar Otte (GER/GER) CR 959 (749+209) vs (ALT) Finn Bass & Morgan Phillips UNR (0+1271)

QF:  Florian Fallert & Tobias Simon (GER/GER) CR 1822 (789+1033) vs Jack Molloy & Marcus Willis CR 2471 (1492+979)



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Scott Clayton's singles slump continues. Scott Duncan has his first ranking point.

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